Chinese New Year

There are many famous people born in the Year of the Rabbit and as Chinese New Year 2011 rolls around, we look at some of the most famous. From actors and actresses like Angelina Jolie and Johnny Depp, to George Washington, Arthur Miller and Sting, you’ll find the world’s biggest names in our list of famous people born in the Year of...

Chinese Horoscopes Accurate – People put a lot of stock in their Chinese Horoscopes, but are they truly a window into the future or hocus pocus.

Chinese New Year is Hong Kong's biggest celebration and their is plenty to celebrate. The city has its own unique way of celebrating the holiday, find out about the traditions, superstitions and your own New Years horoscope right here.

Chinese New Year 2011, brings in the year of the Rabbit, and with it a whole raft of new horoscopes. Find out what the year ahead holds for your star sign.

Chinese New Year Facts – Why do people throw firecrackers at Chinese New Year, why you should wear red underwear and fifty other facts about Chinese New Year.

Chinese New Year is when Hong Kong and Hong Kongers go into superstition overdrive. Much of the celebration is taken up by trying to appease and please certain gods and bring success for the coming year. Take a luck at our guide to Hong Kong's top ten superstitions - and make sure lady luck is on your side.

Chinese New Year is a hoiday packed with traditions and customs. Spread out over a number of days, the holiday features; present giving, family visits and feasts. Find out what Hong Kongers do over Chinese New Year.

The Chinese New Year parade in Hong Kong is the biggest event in a busy Chinese New year schedule. With nearly fifty floats from all around the world, and half of Hong Kong on the streets the Chinese New Year parade in Hong Kong is a must see. Find out what to see and where to follow the route with our guide.

From actors and actresses like George Clooney and Meg Ryan, to world leaders like President of the United States Barrack Obama you’ll find the world’s big name Ox in our list of famous people born in the Year of the Ox.

Lai See Gifts for Chinese New Year in Hong Kong are an essential part of the Cantonese New Year traditions. Check out our guide to Lai See gift giving in Hong Kong for Chinese New year for our fool proof guide on who to give to and why.

Chinese New Year - We explore the history, myths and origins of Chinese New Year.

Chinese New Year Dates – Based on the lunar cycle, the dates for Chinese New Year vary from year to year. Plan ahead with the exact dates for the celebration from 2011 through 2015

Chinese New Year Celebrations - Proving their is more to the celebration than firecrackers, find out how to celebrate Chinese New Year

Chinese New Year Horoscopes 2010 - Take a trip in the time machine and see if your Chinese New Year horoscopes for the Year of the Tiger in 2010 matched what really happened.

There are many famous people born in the Year of the Tiger and as Chinese New Year 2010 rolls around, we look at some of the most famous. From actors and actresses like Marilyn Monroe and Megan Fox, to Her Royal Highness, The Queen of England and Karl Marx, you’ll find the world’s biggest names in our list of famous people born in the Year of...

Chinese New Year Animals - Just like western horoscopes, Chinese horoscopes are based on the movements of the stars and other celestial bodies and believed to be able to predict everything from what sort of love life you'll have to your lucky lottery numbers. You can find out your Chinese New Year animal below by matching your birth year to the...

Chinese New Year Dates – Find out when is the Chinese New Year for 2011, 2012 and 2013.

Chinese New Year in Macau – Firework displays, flower markets and a 258 metre dragon are just some of the highlights in Macau’s Chinese New Year celebrations 2012.

Famous people born in the year of the dragon, from Bruce Lee and Keanu Reeves to Vladimir Putin and Joan of Arc.