Lantern Festival Origins
In ancient times, the lantern festival was a time to worship Taiyi, the God of Heaven. It is said that Taiyi controlled the destiny of th...
Hong bao Lanterns for the 15th day
Lantern Festival is the 15th day of the Chinese New Year celebrations. This full moon marks the end of Chinese New Year festivities. Usually...
Another mom did this...
Here is the tale of what another mom did one year for her daughter's preschool - and the impact it had on the class! www.fwcc.org/dragon...
Parade Photos
Enjoy photos from previous years' San Francisco Chinese New Year parades . Not from New Year's - but here is a video slip of a Parad...
Chinese Food - you can make it!
WARNING: Always, always check for food allergies . Some parents do not expect that their child would come into contact with nuts or shellfis...
Chinese Food - you can make it!
WARNING: Always, always check for food allergies . Some parents do not expect that their child would come into contact with nuts or shellfis...
Chinese Writing
Chinese writing not only does not look like our writing, it is very unique in that each character has its own meaning and sound. The written...
Chinese Writing
Chinese writing not only does not look like our writing, it is very unique in that each character has its own meaning and sound. The written...
CNY overview
Chinese New Year or Spring Festival (Chūn Jié 春X) Chinese New Year or Spring Festival (Chūn Jié) is the start of the lunar calendar and the ...
CNY overview
Chinese New Year or Spring Festival (Chun Ji� ?X) Chinese New Year or Spring Festival (Chun Ji�) is the start of the lunar calendar and the ...
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