Learn the traits & personality of the Chinese Zodiac Monkey & those born in The Year of the Monkey! Find the Chinese Zodiac Signs you're compatible with!

Rooster people are movers and shakers! They have a dream and the courage to pursue it, even if it seems improbable. Open-minded and confident most Roosters experience a profound level of success in life, even though people in their own circle can’t often grasp their vision. Roosters are not born, they’re self-made and highly driven. Like a laser beam, they ...

Learn the traits & personality of the Chinese Zodiac Dog & those born in The Year of the Dog! Find the Chinese Zodiac Signs you're compatible with!

In Chinese tradition, Snake represents the primordial wisdom that lives deepest in our souls. Those born in The Year of the Snake have ties to that information in part because of their unearthly psychic skills. It takes a shield of iron to keep a Snake perceptions out of your aura. In fact, good luck with that. Both being serpents, Chinese ...

For those born with the Chinese zodiac sign of the Horse, a prodigious intelligence and tendency to be a workhorse. For a different perspective read more!

February 10, 2024 marks the beginning of Chinese New Year. This important cultural event that commemorates the new year and good fortune among many Eastern and Southeastern Asian cultures, and also celebrates the optimism of the coming year while honoring the past. Click to learn more about the traditions, celebrations, and meanings behind some of the rituals, and anything you want to know (even the questions you were afraid to ask) as we enter the Year of the Dragon!

The Lion Dance celebrates the start of the Chinese New Year. This being the Year of the Rooster, one may wonder why it's not a Rooster Dance. Have you ever seen a Rooster Dance? Enough said! Now read the rest of the story!

Just 10 days until Chinese New Year! These ten facts will make you an expert on the subject, and score you invitations to many celebrations! Gung Hay Fat Choy! Get learned!

Jews are more than just about eating (Chinese food), they share lots in common with Chinese people. Including having their own Zodiac! Read more about it!

The closest thing in China to a sandwich is the 肉夹馍, ròujiāmóʼ, which is eaten in north-central & northwestern China. It's pulled pork. Try this recipe!