The most traditional vegetables used are lettuce, baby bok choy and gailan, or Chinese broccoli, per China Highlights. Looking for a little bit of help getting a promotion or better grades? Then Lunar ...

Watch the latest GTA Online trailer to see what you can expect with the Year of the Snake celebrations, featuring three new Lunar New Year Stunt Races, complete with fireworks, cascading lanterns, and ...

Besides the tai sui and Jade Emperor, the gods of wealth, doors and kitchens are also appeased by those wanting the best shot ...

Lunar New Year, also known as Chinese New Year or the Spring Festival, is a 15-day festival that is celebrated in many Asian countries.  It originated during China's Shang Dynasty, and it has many ...

Executive chef Matt Baum from Tande Thai joins Good Day to show viewers how to make their popular chicken lettuce wraps. They have a special Lunar New Year Celebration on Jan. 29 with special food ...

Apex Legends has kicked off the New Year with a bang, as we've already received two content-rich events, each offering free cosmetic items to all players. Thoug ...

Fashion labels like Loewe, Fendi, and more unveiled new collections. These are the ones worth shopping to celebrate and wear all year (of the snake) long.

With the Lunar New Year celebrations kicking off the year of the snake on9, 2025, Emirates customers will be treated to a range of gift and culinary treats onboard, while several of its airport ...

Fireworks are in the game to celebrate the Lunar New Year, and you can set them off in the match yourself to do so. It takes three seconds to activate it inside of an Operations match. Alternatively, ...

Celebrate the Lunar New Year with concerts and lion dances, enjoy a discounted meal during Winter Restaurant Week, or immerse yourself in a game festival.

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The Year of the Snake begins on Jan. 29. It’s the first time Lunar New Year is a legislatively recognized (though unpaid) holiday in Washington state. Here's what to know about it.