What better way to incorporate the little ones into them than to include some fun Lunar New Year traditions they will surely love? Here are ways you and your family can celebrate LNY together.

To highlight these cultures, a few branches of the Grand Rapids Public Library are hosting family-friendly celebrations on Saturday, Jan. 25. Families can expect Lunar New Year-themed crafts and ...

Lunar New Year is a time to reconnect with family and friends and to express our love and blessings. In addition to the traditional reunion dinner and visits to flower markets, it is a chance to ...

The Lunar New Year - known as the Spring Festival in China ... Many Korean families participate in a ritual called "charye,” where female family members prepare food and males serve it to ...

Every family puts them in a tray in front of the ... Vietnamese-style celebrations Even though Tet is very similar to the Chinese Lunar New Year, there are many small, but specific, differences.

usually given by the older members of a family to the younger ones. The final day of celebration corresponds with the full moon and ends with a spectacular display of colorful lights and lanterns.

For Coca-Cola, during China’s make-or-break- Lunar New Year (LNY), its message was getting diluted, which was a massive barrier to growth. Coca-Cola reinvented itself by creating a shared activity ...

Traditionally, Chinese have a family dinner at home on New Year's Eve and visit “temple fairs” on the Lunar New Year to watch performances and buy snacks, toys and other trinkets from booths.