The Chinese Quest wishes for you to celebrate Chinese New Year's like a native. This article on the Chinese Zodiac, gives a history of the 12 animal signs of the Chinese Zodiac. Which animal are you?
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Nothing is more symbolic of Chinese cuisine than noodles. The most popular way that noodles are served in Chinese cooking is in Lo Mein. Learn more...
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Everything that you ever wanted to know about The Year of the Sheep in the Chinese Zodiac. Read about the traits and superstitions of those born this year!
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Fireworks originated in China 2000 years ago. Legend has it that fireworks were discovered by accident by a Chinese cook. General Tso? Click to read more!
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Words, phrases, gestures, all have different meanings in different cultures. And so do colors. We will even answer why Tiger Woods always wears a red shirt on Sunday’s at every golf tournament, and why Chinese colors have different meaning than in Western cultures. In the Chinese culture: White (in Chinese it’s pronounced “bai”) symbolizes bereavement, bad luck, death, failure and ...
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Gung Hay Fat Choy, Do you think Chinese people go out and eat Jewish food on this day? I don't think so. But, I do know that they like to set off fireworks!
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The Chinese Quest Finding the best Chinese restaurants on Long Island and NYC
