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THE MARCO Polo Plaza Hotel in Cebu had two events to welcome the Year of the Red Fire Monkey. One was on Monday, Feb. 8, actual date for the start of the new lunar year. The other…
BEIJING — Chinese flocked to temples and fairs to pray for good health and fortune on Monday, the first day of the Lunar New Year. In Beijing, hundreds of thousands of people visited traditional fairs held in…
CONGA, an ape mascot, had a treat to visitors of the Cebu City Zoo (CCZ) on Chinese New Year. Conga, named after the zoo’s only black ape, roamed around the zoo and mingled with the crowd to…
A 20-minute brownout failed to dampen the festive atmosphere at the Fo Guang Shan (FGS) Chu Un Temple whose visitors celebrated the Chinese New Year last Sunday. Over 500 people gathered at the temple from 6 p.m.…
Keep that fire in your belly! In the Year of the Red Fire Monkey (Feb. 8, 2016 to Jan. 27, 2017) there will be more than enough action and opportunity to keep you busy. The Chinese apply…
CEBUANOS are encouraged to join the Chinese New Year celebration tomorrow at the Fo Guang Shan (FGS) Chu Un Temple along V. Rama Avenue, Cebu City. Anyone who wants to experience Chinese culture can attend, even if…
QUITE a number of Filipinos have Chinese ancestry. But Chinese-Filipino or not, Chinese influences on Filipino culture is evident, and so we partake in the celebration of the Chinese New Year with auspicious foods and consulting feng…
Bring in China’s enthusiastic zephyr and let us all welcome the Year of the Sheep at Waterfront Cebu City Hotel and Casino as we savor Chef Low’s Special Chinese New Year Menu only at Cebu’s Best Chinese…
Fasting rule eased for Chinese Catholics on Ash Wednesday, eve of Chinese New Year Lion dances, family feasts usher in Year of the Wooden Sheep Tomorrow, ashes will be marked on the foreheads of Catholics acrosss Cebu…
The horse is one of the favorite animals of the Chinese. It symbolizes travel, as well as speedy success. Horses like to compete with others. They pursue their freedom, passion and leadership. Similarly, people will be busy…
Do good deeds, speak good words, and think good thoughts. That, plus offering food and gathering family members together, are what people must do to welcome the Chinese New Year, according to Buddha’s Light International Association (BLIA)…
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