The Qixi Festival 牛郎 織女 The Chinese Valentine’s Day is always on the Seventh Day of the Seventh Month on the Chinese calendar, and not on February 14th! Thus the Chinese Valentine’s Day 2010 was on August 16th. Qi Xi or qī xī; means “The Night of Sevens” and is also known as the Magpie …
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How Far Would You Go For a Cup of Tea? Will and Guy have prepared a PowerPoint Presentation showing the quest for a cup of tea. We also have background information on the origins of the words ‘Tea’ and ‘Cha’. The Tea Path Begins…… Hold on tight as you seek out that tea shop I’m …
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Here are the best Chinese love stories that Will and Guy have found. All the accounts are moving and amazing tales of true love. Profound Love from China: The Tale of Liu and Xu Life is Short Says Chinese Lover Romance Blossoms in China Panda Love Story I Love You Chinese Pedestrian Crossing A Story …
This page is a mini-site map for Chinese humour and coverage of recent New Years. Chinese New Years Chinese New Year 2013 – Snake Chinese New Year 2012 – Dragon Chinese New Year 2011 – Rabbit Chinese New Year 2010 – Tiger Chinese New Year 2009 – Ox Chinese New Year 2008 – Rat Chinese …
The date for Chinese New Year 2011 – February 3rd. This is also known as Spring Festival or CNY 2011. The Chinese Calendar The Year Of The Rabbit China: Further Fascinating Fun Facts The Chinese Calendar Unlike western calendars, the Chinese calendar has names that are repeated every 60 years. Within the ‘Stem-Branch’ system is …
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The date for the Chinese New Year in 2013 is February 10th. The Chinese Calendar 2013 Significance of the Chinese Snake Interesting Trivia for the Year of the Snake 2013 The Chinese Calendar 2013 Unlike western calendars, the Chinese calendar has names that are repeated every 60 years. Within the ‘Stem-Branch’ system is shorter cycle …
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The date for the Chinese New Year in 2014 is January 31st. The Chinese Calendar 2014 Astrology About The Horse Stories For the Chinese New Year 2014 Chinese Horse Folk Tales The Chinese Calendar 2014 Unlike western calendars, the Chinese calendar has names that are repeated every 60 years. Within the ‘Stem-Branch’ system is shorter …
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The date for the Chinese New Year in 2012 is January 23rd. (CNY 2012) Will and Guy have collected interesting facts around this important festival. The Chinese Calendar 2012 Year of The Dragon – CNY 2012 Significance of the Chinese Dragon The Chinese Calendar 2012 Unlike western calendars, the Chinese calendar has names that are …
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Lunar Chinese New Year 2010 – Year of the Tiger 庚寅 The Chinese New Year Festival Starts on February 14th 2010. The Chinese New Year Calendar 2010 Chinese New Year with Associated 12 Animals Chinese New Year Superstitions Shanghai, China 2010: World Expo The Chinese New Year Calendar 2010 Unlike western calendars, the lunar Chinese …
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(羊) The Chinese New Year begins on February 19th in 2016 and ends on February 7th 2016. The Chinese Calendar 2015 Chinese Folk Tale: – Sòng Dìng Bó Sells a Ghost Qualities of “Wood Goat” People Chinese Horse Folk Tales The Chinese Calendar 2015 2015 is the year of the Goat, and is also know …
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