Cebu City to celebrate Chinese new year with a Red Lantern Festival at Plaza Sugbo

Wenilyn Sabalo 01/20/2023

CEBU CITY, Philippines — After Sinulog 2023, the Cebu City government will now hold another event to celebrate an occasion. This time, the Cebu City government, through the Cebu City Tourism Commission, is organizing the city’s first-ever…

Lucky things you need to know for the Year of the Water Rabbit

Micah Sophia C. Marcellones 01/19/2023

  CEBU, Philippines — Time flies so fast and Chinese New Year is again just around the corner. The Year of the Water Rabbit will enter on January 22, 2023, and will end on February 9, 2024.…

Andrea Brillantes shows off fierce side in stunning photos

Micah Sophia C. Marcellones 02/02/2022

  CEBU, Philippines — Young actress Andrea Brillantes looked stunning in the print slip dress by designer Job Dacon that she wore as she welcomed the Year of the Tiger. “Gong xi fa cai,” she wrote as…

Here’s your lucky forecast for the Year of the Tiger

01/31/2022

Xin Nian Kuai Le! Chinese New Year takes place on February 1 this year and since 2022 is the Year of the Water Tiger, it is believed that anyone born under this sign will have a promising…

Chinese New Year traditions in the Philippines

Immae Lachica 01/30/2022

CEBU CITY, Philippines– The Lunar New Year is just around the corner! Also known as the Chinese New Year, this marks the start of a calendar year whose months are moon cycles, based on the lunar calendar…

Random Trivia Facts About Chinese New Year

Micah Sophia Marcellones 02/12/2021

As people around the globe start celebrating the 2021 Chinese New Year, here are some interesting facts about this much awaited event.  Chinese New Year is also called the Spring Festival  The celebration marks the beginning of…

What you need to know about the Year of the Metal Ox

Micah Sophia C. Marcellones 02/12/2021

  Chinese New Year, or Lunar New Year, is the most important and grandest festival in China and other parts of the world. It is celebrated by 20 percent of the global population. The year 2021 is…

History in a Chinese New Year meal

Ambeth R. Ocampo - @inquirerdotnet 02/12/2021

My search for hopia and history in Chinatown last weekend required prior research, curiosity, and imagination. I learned, for example, that what we outsiders know as Chinatown is composed of Binondo and San Nicolas—two districts separated by…

Have a tropical staycation this Valentine’s and Chinese New Year weekend at Dusit Thani Mactan

Dianne Zarina G. Savillo, Rhobie Alburo Ruaya 02/11/2021

Celebrating two festive occasions at once would definitely be a wonderful way to kickstart February. And in this month of hearts, love will not be the only magic in the air because we will also be expecting…

A double celebration of luck and love at the Waterfront

Dianne Zarina G. Savillo, Rhobie Alburo Ruaya 02/09/2021

The Year of the Metal Ox begins in just a few days and families practicing the usual Chinese New Year rituals have already readied their red envelopes (ang pao) and lanterns to celebrate the holiday. For this…

Four ways to welcome the Year of the Ox at AyalaMalls Central Bloc

PR 02/04/2021

The Chinese New Year is one of the most celebrated holidays in Asia and around the world. The festivities center on centuries-old customs rich in symbolism to drive off bad luck and bring good fortune for the…

A Better Year with ANA – Ayala Malls Central Bloc’s Neighborhood Assistant

PR 01/31/2021

The Year of the Ox brings with it hope and new possibilities, and AyalaMalls Central Bloc’s ANA is here to lend a hand in helping you become a better you. Here are some activities you can do…

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