It’s that special time of year again – Easter is just around the corner, bringing with it the cheerful return of spring. A season often symbolised by blooming flowers, warmer days, and of course, the familiar sight of bunnies and colourful eggs. After the long winter months, Easter is a...
The Lantern Festival marks the first full moon after Chinese New Year and symbolises hope, good luck, and new beginnings. In 2025, this beautiful festival falls on 12th February.During the celebrations, streets, schools, temples, and shops are adorned with glowing lanterns, creating a vibrant and festive atmosphere. The festival also...
The Mid-Autumn Festival is approaching, marking the traditional harvest celebration in Chinese culture. It is held on the 15th day of the 8th month in the Chinese lunisolar calendar, when the full moon appears at night.This festival expresses gratitude to the moon and celebrates the bountiful harvest of crops. The festival...
The Lantern Festival is a celebration which marks the first full moon after Chinese New Year. It's celebrated to symbolise hope and good luck. This year, it lands on the 24th Feb 2024.The celebration is usually marked with lantern decorations everywhere from streets, schools, temples, shops and more.The typical food...
