Chinese New Year traditions, passed down from generation to generation, are believed to attract prosperity and good fortune.

Try a new hobby or enjoy a good conversation with someone new. When you do, you create your own luck. Remain open-minded so ...

Monday’s Water Ox day brings a practical kind of magic to the five Chinese zodiac signs that enter a lucky new era on April ...

Might as well give them a try: We clean our house before New Year's Eve. As much as Chinese people believe in good luck, we also believe that there are bad spirits keeping us from it. About a week ...

They say the person who launches the first New Year’s firework receives a special dose of good luck. Chinese legend has it that an old man used loud noises and red objects to scare off a beast ...

In Chinese, Fai Chun symbolises “welcoming the spring and receiving blessings”, and the four-character ... The new clothes symbolise a new start and good luck in the New Year.

each week brings a new chance for the animal signs to align with cosmic energies. Starting February 24, five Chinese zodiac ...

Lunar New Year is annually linked to one of 12 zodiac animals – each possessing their own character traits ... welcoming the new year with good fortune." Chinese imagery such as fruits, flowers ...

In English: Make a fortune, and be successful. Food for thought: During Lunar New Year, Chinese people eat a traditional dish of braised dried oysters with black moss. Black moss might sound a bit ...

According to traditional Chinese ... your good luck for the year. Others take it to the extreme and avoid showering altogether ... your call. Some believe those who nap during Lunar New Year ...