In honor of the Year of the Snake, let’s appreciate the strange anatomy and evolution of these slithery reptiles ...

The Lunar New Year can be celebrated for multiple days. In fact, depending on what culture is celebrating it, the holiday can be celebrated for up to 15 days. During that time, extravagant events ...

The Chinese New ... the year’s designation. As previously noted, this year is the Year of the Wood Snake, a symbol rich in meaning within Chinese culture. Let's explore some fascinating facts ...

In fact, the country’s founder Kim Il Sung encouraged people to celebrate New Years Day on January 1, meaning that after the Korean War, Lunar New Year festivities disappeared from this part of ...

Fun fact: Lunar New Year corresponds with the annual new moon in Aquarius. This makes a lot more sense than resetting the calendar on January 1. New moons are days for planting seeds and setting ...