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Showing posts with label Traditions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Traditions. Show all posts

Friday, October 1, 2010

Chinese New Year Plants

As a symbol of growth, bamboo and other traditional plants are attraction of Chinese symbol often used to share and bring positive spirit and energy in life. Place some of these Chinese New Year Plants in your home to spread happiness and cheer of celebration all over. Such plants are part of Chinese decorations.



Sunday, April 25, 2010

Chinese New Year Mandarin Greetings, Mandarin Oranges for Chinese Celebrations

Chinese people follow the traditional of exchanging Mandarin to share happy wishes of the new year celebrations. Mandarin oranges symbolize wealth that's why people greet each other with a basket full of mandarins with blessings of wealth in the year. Download these Chinese New Year Mandarin Greetings to be part of the Chinese celebration of new year.
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Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Chinese New Year Firecrackers Card, Chinese New Year Red Firecrackers

Watch and feel the grand ceremony of firecrackers during chinese new year celebrations to mark the traditions associated with lunar year festival. Special red firecrackers are exploded to express happiness and joy of the grand festival holidays. You can access any of these Chinese New Year Firecrackers Card to download and present emotions.
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Friday, February 5, 2010

Chinese Moon Festival Cards, Mid Autumn Moon Festival Greetings

Moon Festival is one of the religious festival of mid-autumn celebrated on the 15th of the 8th lunar month. The round circular shape of moon denotes reunion of the family and people gather for a common dinner together. Special moon cakes are attraction of chinese moon festival filled with sugar, fat, walnut, sesame, preserved egg yoke, ham or other material. So, wish your relatives, friends and families a very happy and warm moon festival through any of these chinese moon festival cards and greetings.
Chinese Moon Festival Cards
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Sunday, January 10, 2010

Chinese New Year Good Luck Cards, Chinese Good Luck Fortune Cards

Chinese new year celebrations are based on Chinese astrology, traditions, customs and rituals keeping the people tie in a knot leading towards religious beliefs and love for god who guide them every time. There are few good luck symbols and fortune cards associated with lunar new year celebrations which is considered auspicious to keep during celebration time to spread good luck, wealth, health and happiness to all. Share below displayed chinese new year good luck cards with nearones to not only send wishes but good luck too.
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Tuesday, December 29, 2009

Chinese New Year Coin Cards, Tiger Coin of 2010

Coins are the lucky symbol of new year celebrations of chinese community who have firm belief in their culture and traditions. Thats why every year, new coins are introduced with the year of the animal engraved on the metal coin. Generally, gold metal is used to craft chinese new year coins to bring flavor of the year. Just like, 2010 is the year of Tiger thats why Tiger design in crafted on the cards. You can explore few samples of our chinese new year coin cards to bring smiles on faces and could be easily exchanged with kids, children and other people as gift.
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Monday, November 30, 2009

Chinese New Year Envelopes, Chinese New Year Red Envelopes

Envelopes plays an important role in chinese new year because it is considered lucky to get money, coins, gift, toffees, chocolates, cards and other things in red color envelope. Special chinese new year envelopes in red paper are available in market to raise auspicious good luck for both sender and receiver. You can even design lucky envelopes at home to bring good luck and ward off evil spirits. Social gatherings, weddings during lunar new year holidays are must to be accompanied with red color lucky envelopes. So, follow the tradition and earn lots of good things for yourself.
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Chinese Spring Festival Cards, Chinese New Year Spring Festival Greetings

Chinese new year is the whole fifteen days celebration holidays when people enjoy each day with their tradition and customs. Chinese or Lunar new year is also named spring festival when families greet and share feast together. Red color and flowers are the special theme of chinese celebrations. So, share your wishes by hanging lucky charms on your doors along with these chinese spring festival cards as a token of your love and affection for them.
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Friday, June 19, 2009

Ni Hao

Ni Hao is a hi in chinese language. Every year, people get into the mood of celebration and wishes during new year. They greet with a lantern in hand and Ni Hao on mouth. So, best utilize these Ni Hao cards and greetings for chinese new year.
Ni Hao Hi Card Ni Hao
Chinese New Year with Ni Hao

Monday, January 12, 2009

Chinese New Year Customs

Chinese New Year is the China's most famous festival with hundreds of traditions and culture binding people together. From cleaning to decoration, food to gift, red packet to lanterns, there are lots of customs followed on chinese lunar year celebrations. Houses are lighted with colorful lights to welcome good luck, special feasts are prepared like dumplings, drawings of the gate gods are put on gates during the Chinese New Year, play board games after dinner for entertainment, lion dance considered lucky, red lanterns are hung everywhere as a traditional custom, dragon being considered symbol of good power and fortune. Find our list of famous and most common chinese new year customs experienced with celebrations.
Chinese New Year Customs

Friday, January 2, 2009

Chinese New Year Recipes

Holidays, events, festivals and celebrations calls for lots of get-together and feast for all. Arrangements and dining table decoration is must. Traditional food recipes are special menu item for the people. On the chinese new year eve, you get different delicious food, desserts and recipes. Famous chinese new year recipes are Streamed Dumplings, Sesame Chicken, Spicy Pork, Chinese Salad, Egg Foo Yung, Chicken Lo Mein, Chinese New Year Turnip Cake, Pork Dumplings, Chinese Tea Leaf Eggs, Asian Orange Chicken and lots more.
Recipe for Steamed Chinese Dumplings
Ingredients:
1) Chinese cabbage - 3 stalks.
2) Scallions - 2.
3) Soy sauce - 1 tbsp.
4) Salt - 1 tsp.
5) Cornstarch - 1 tbsp.
6) Pork - 1 lb., lean and grounded.
7) Dumpling wrappers.
8) Sm. fresh cilantro or parsley leaves
Instructions:
First chop the Chinese cabbage and scallions. Put them in a mixing bowl and the soy sauce, salt, cornstarch, and pork. Mix well with a spoon. Drop 1 teaspoon filling on each wrapper. Fold the wrappers into half circles and moisten its inner edges with water. Press to seal the wrappers. Pour 2 quarts of water in a large pot and bring to a boil. Drop in the dumplings and cover. Pour in a cup of cold water when the water starts boiling again. Repeat this step two more times. When the water boils for the third time, the dumplings will be done. Mix 1/4 cup soy sauce with 2 tablespoons white vinegar. Serve your steamed dumplings with the gravy.
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Delicious Chinese New Year Recipes

Tuesday, December 23, 2008

Traditional Chinese New Year Food

Chinese New Year celebrations calls for traditional chinese gatherings where traditional food add value to the new year's eve food for the family and friends. On New Year's Eve, families have a reunion feast including delicious dishes like fish, dumplings, Long noodles, lotus roots, Fish balls, meat balls, carp, nian gao and many more. It is believed that traditional Chinese New Year Food is a symbol of prosperity, good luck, happiness, good health and long life for everyone partaking in the feast. So, don't forget to add traditional chinese new year foods at your dinig table.



Chinese New Year Traditions

China is rich in its culture and traditions. Chinese New Year traditions and customs are a mixture of the family, feasts, decorations and presents giving and the foreign, Lai See and superstitions. New Year is the most important holiday for Chinese communities. Here we outline the major traditions, rituals and customs that are followed with the new year celebrations :
  • Have Get together dinner on the Eve with traditional dishes including chicken and fish.
  • Chinese New Year parades are annual traditions.
  • Spring clean the whole home of cobwebs.
  • The throwing of mandarin oranges on Chap Goh Mei (15th moon/night) is a Chinese tradition that signifies the end of the Chinese New Year.
  • Lion dance is very traditional with the drums, cymbals and acrobatic moves under a brightly colored lion costume.
traditional lion dance
tradition of red lanterns
traditional chinese new year parade

Sunday, December 21, 2008

Chinese Fortune Cookies

Fortune Cookies are crisp cookies made of flour, sugar, vanilla, and oil with a "fortune" wrapped tag containing lucky numbers, lottery numbers or some fortune words. Gigantic Fortune Cookies are very famous for personalized messages inside the cookie and being dipped in delicious chocolates and caramels. Chinese Fortune Cookies are perfect gift on this new year celebration along with a beautiful greeting card.
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Fortune Cookies Box
Giant Fortune Cookie

Fortune Cookies Chinese Food
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Tuesday, December 9, 2008

Chinese New Year Rooster Cards

Different different animals are associated to describe the coming year according to chinese astrology. Rooster is one of the twelve animals of the complete cycle. Rooster Years are tenth in the cycle following the Monkey Years. The year of rooster is of the people who are quite talented and deep thinkers. 1909*1921*1933*1945*1957*1969*1981*1993*2005 were years of rooster. Forward these chinese new year rooster cards to your dearones and nearones
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Chinese Rooster Year Card
Chinese New Year Rooster

Friday, December 5, 2008

Chinese Good Luck Symbols

Everyone prays for good luck and fortune in the coming year. Celebrate and enjoy this chinese new year according to chinese tradition and customs. Gift each other lucky coins, posters, rice lucky letters, symbols and many more with your dearones and nearones. Make your new year celebrations more religious and customed with these chinese good luck symbol cards.
Chinese New Year Good Luck Symbols
Good Luck Symbols For Chinese New Year
Chinese Good Luck Symbols
Chinese Good Luck Coins