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Chinese Lantern Festival marks the end of Chinese New Year. Besides making lanterns, find out how Chinese people celebrate the Chinese Lantern Festival.

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The Lantern Festival is sometimes regarded as the Chinese St. Valentine’s Day. Single women then write their number on oranges and throw them in the river.

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As an old Chinese proverb states: “All creations are reborn on new year’s day. It’s a celebration of change.” Read here how to celebrate Chinese New Year!

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Happy Chinese New Year, AKA Lunar New Year! 2012 marks the year of the Dragon and like every year, Chinese New Year end with the Lantern Festival.

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The week-long break for the holiday known as guóqìng jié (国庆节) or National Day is around the corner, giving Chinese people a week off starting October 1st.

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Mid-Autumn Festival or Moon Festival (Zhōngqiūjié, 中秋节) is upon us! It's time to come together with friends and family and offer loved ones moon cakes!