Chinese New Year 2022 in Liverpool: Road closures in city centre this weekend A number of roads are affected by this weekend's celebrations Liverpool Echo · Feb 4, 2022
Food prices in decline as festival ends The prices of pork, chicken and eggs are poised to drop after the end of Chinese New Year festivities, according to the Internal Trade Department. Bangkok Post · Feb 3, 2022
Where to see the Lunar lions to celebrate the Chinese New Year Enjoy all the colour and spectacle of the Chinese New Year in Canberra. The Canberra Times · Feb 2, 2022
Capture a glimpse of tigers at Central Embassy The joyous atmosphere of Chinese New Year is still in the air at Central Embassy as visitors have until Feb 13 to capture shots with eight tiger statues erected inside and outside the shopping mall. Bangkok Post · Feb 1, 2022
How Stowell Street was turned into the heart of Newcastle's Chinese community The immigrant Chinese turned a run down and cheerless Stowell Street near St James' Park into the vibrant heart of their community Chronicle Live · Feb 1, 2022
Chinese New Year: 9 superstitions you must avoid to prevent bad luck, including eating MEAT Chinese New Year, or Lunar New Year, is celebrated by millions across the globe. Here’s what you need to know about the festival including superstitions and traditions that people observe Daily Mirror · Feb 1, 2022
What is the Chinese New Year animal for 2022 – and what does it mean for you? This Lunar New Year begins a fresh cycle of the Chinese zodiac, with the Year of the Water Tiger only happening once every 60 years. So what does a Tiger Year mean for you? Daily Mirror · Feb 1, 2022
China's biggest holiday: The Lunar New Year and how it is celebrated Among China’s traditional holidays and celebrations, none ranks higher in importance than the Lunar New Year (農曆新年). Also known as the Spring Festival (春節), or simply Chinese New Year, it marks the beginning of the year according to the traditional lunar calendar. The Conversation · Feb 1, 2022
Lunar New Year: How to say 'happy new year' in Mandarin and Cantonese Chinese New Year is here! Bristol Post · Feb 1, 2022
Chinese New Year 2022: Year of the Tiger do's and don'ts to attract luck and prosperity According to Chinese customs, February 1 marks the beginning of the new year. Here's everything you need to know about the Year of the Tiger that has just started. Edinburgh Live · Feb 1, 2022
Edinburgh locals celebrate Chinese New Year with colourful Royal Mile parade Chinese New Year was celebrated on Sunday, January 30, with a beautiful parade travelling up the Royal Mile in Edinburgh, captured on social media app Snapchat. Edinburgh Live · Feb 1, 2022
Chinese New Year 2022: Seven lucky foods eaten in celebration, from spring rolls to dumplings Food plays an important role in the annual festivities The Independent UK · Feb 1, 2022
This Morning fans reckon Gok Wan is 'double' of mum as parents make debut on show Fashion guru-turned-chef Gok Wan, 47, appeared on ITV's This Morning as he cooked up a feast ahead of the Chinese New Year Daily Mirror · Feb 1, 2022
Year of the Tiger 2022: When is Chinese New Year and what is the meaning of the zodiac sign? The rat is the first animal in the Chinese zodiac The Independent UK · Feb 1, 2022
Daily Mirror · Feb 1, 2022 Chinese New Year 2022: All the facts, greetings and history behind the celebration Chinese New Year is being celebrated from February 1 by billions of people around the world. Festivities include bright lights and ancient traditions, following the lunar calendar
Daily Mirror · Feb 1, 2022 How to say Happy New Year in Chinese as annual Spring Festival celebrations begin There are numerous Chinese New Year greetings you can say to friends and family at this time of year as hundreds of millions of people celebrate the arrival of the Year of the Tiger
Edinburgh Live · Feb 1, 2022 Edinburgh fireworks and why you could hear them across the city last night Last night the capital was awoken with loud bangs from all around the city as Edinburgh locals brought in Chinese New Year with a bang celebrating by setting off fireworks.
Daily Record · Feb 1, 2022 Small-scale Chinese New Year celebrations held in Perth Organiser Andy Chan says the 2023 festival will be ‘bigger and better’ in the hope they will be able to hold events by then
Wales Online · Feb 1, 2022 How to get £5 off a Chinese takeaway to celebrate the Year of the Tiger Chinese New Year is on Tuesday, February 1 - here's how to get £5 off a takeaway to celebrate
Bangkok Post · Feb 1, 2022 Festive partnership Huawei brings a cutting-edge AR application for Chinese New Year. Customers can access the virtual world easily to enjoy experiences of sharing best wishes with friends and family by mobile device anytime, anywhere.
ABC News · Feb 1, 2022 Asian Australians' celebrations of Lunar New Year hampered by COVID Asian-Australians from diverse backgrounds talk about how COVID has shaped Lunar New Year festivities and how they are celebrating the Year of the Tiger.
The Hindu · Feb 1, 2022 Chinese New Year Watches: 7 tigers roaring Some of 2022’s best limited edition timepieces to celebrate the Year of the Tiger, the third animal in the Chinese zodiac cycle
Bangkok Post · Jan 31, 2022 Megabangna food fest awaits revellers Megabangna is welcoming the Chinese New Year by decorating its main entrance with beautiful colours and symbols that signify happiness, wealth, good health and fortune.
The Conversation · Jan 31, 2022 Chinese new year: your guide to everything from importance of the colour red to firework bans February 1 marks the start of the Chinese new year 2022, the year of the tiger, and celebrations will end two weeks later with the Lantern Festival (元宵节). The tiger is the third animal of the 12-year cycle of Chinese zodiac signs, and famous people under this sign include Queen…
Liverpool Echo · Jan 31, 2022 Chinese New Year 2022: when is it, what animal and how long do celebrations last All you need to know about the Chinese New Year