From sharing food with family to visiting temples and more, here are common Chinese New Year traditions you need to remember for a prosperous year The new year signifies a year of fresh ...

The dragon is a Chinese symbol for good fortune ... Yú (fish), said to bring an increase in prosperity. Jiaozi (dumplings), for wealth. Chun Juan (spring rolls), for wealth.

Chinese New Year is here and it is a lavish affair. Festive red lanterns and auspicious door decorations along with special dishes are used to usher in the new year. Here are some lucky dishes ...

Its coin-shaped leaves symbolize prosperity and wealth. You may also ... Their pointed leaves are said to be symbols of protection and peaceful energy. A Chinese New Year essential, the kumquat ...

Discover traditional Chinese New Year snacks and their lucky symbolism. Learn how these delectable munchies can bring an ...

and prosperity. Avoid keeping unnecessary items like expired cards or old bills, as clutter blocks the flow of wealth. Adding a small symbol of Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth, or a grain of rice ...

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Lunar New Year — also commonly called Chinese New Year — marks ... Yú (fish), said to bring an increase in prosperity. Jiaozi (dumplings), for wealth. Chun Juan (spring rolls), for wealth.