The Filipino-Chinese community in the country were encouraged to be inspired by the new year to set their intentions and confidently pursue grand ambitions both for themselves and for the greater good. Families and friends gather for photo opportunities at the stunning Chinese New Year centerpiece...
Vice President Sara Duterte urged the Philippines and China to go on a path of rediscovering the “rich and dynamic heritage” that have made their friendship strong. Vice President Sara Duterte (MB file photo) In her message for the 2025 Spring Festival, the official sent her “warmest...
Chinese Ambassador to Manila Huang Xilian made a call to bring China’s and Philippines’ bilateral relations “back on track” as he and the embassy celebrated the 2025 Chinese New Year. (From left) Chinese Ambassador to Manila Huang Xilian, First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos, and Senate...
A pet snake crawls out from the cabinet at the family-run snake soup restaurant in Hong Kong, Monday, Jan. 6, 2025. (AP Photo/Chan Long Hei) HONG KONG (AP) — As Hong Kong prepares to welcome the Year of the Snake on Wednesday, Chau Ka-ling displays a moving serpent with practiced ease,...
Courtesy of the Manila Police District The local government of Manila announced the temporary closure of roads starting on Tuesday, Jan. 28, in preparation for the Chinese New Year festivities. The Manila Police District said the roads will be closed starting at 9 p.m. and re-routing...
Conrad Manila invites guests to welcome the Year of the Snake with an exceptional Chinese New Year celebration this January. The hotel ushers in the brand-new year with a series of exceptional culinary experiences that inspire good fortune and abundance for the year ahead. “On behalf of Conrad...
It’s celebration after celebration. For Filipinos, the Christmas season (and New Year’s Day included) is immediately followed by yet another reason to celebrate. It’s not Valentine’s Day, no. It’s Chinese New Year, which traditionally marks the end of winter and the beginning of spring,...
SNAKE 蛇 1929 Earth Snake (born 2/4/29 to 2/4/30), 1941 Metal Snake (born 2/4/41 to 2/4/42), 1953 Water Snake (2/4/53 to 2/4/54), 1965 Wood Snake (born 2/4/65 to 2/4/66), 1977 Fire Snake (born 2/4/77 to 2/4//78), 1989 Earth Snake (born 2/4/89 to...
The world’s oldest Chinatown is set to come alive on January 29, 2025, as Hotel Lucky Chinatown ushers in the Year of the Wood Snake with a spectacular feast and cultural celebration. The event promises a mix of tradition, entertainment, and gastronomy that will delight guests of all ages....
The Philippine Philatelic Federation Inc. will open a stamp exhibition, showcasing the interesting Chinese Zodiac stamps in collaboration with the Robinsons Malls. This will be showcased on January 23 in Robinsons Manila to coincide with the launch of Postal Corporation (PHLPost)...
As the Year of the Wooden Snake begins, elevate your travel plans with a collection of exclusive, luxurious experiences that fuse cultural traditions with world-class elegance. Whether you're indulging in fine dining, basking in stunning views, or escaping to a peaceful retreat, these exceptional...
The Snake, the sixth animal in the 12-year cycle of the Chinese Zodiac, is often associated with mystery, intelligence, and elegance. People born in the Year of the Snake are believed to be deep thinkers—charming and strategic. Thanks to its transformative nature, the Snake has also become a muse...
