A Chinese traditional cough syrup, called Nin Jiom Pei Pa Koa, is becoming even more popular among New Yorkers in this flu season, following a US news report.
The British department store group House of Fraser (HOF) decorated seven of its stores across the country with window and interior displays themed after the Year of the Dog from Feb 12-22.
Hebei province's Baigou town has recently launched a large-scale historical show Dream in Baigou to spice things up for its residents and visitors alike.
The hit television series Negotiator made a splash during the Spring Festival holiday with its unique theme.
On Feb 12, a photo exhibition, The Chinese Story, opened at the Richard Charles Lee Canada-Hong Kong Library and Cheng Yu Tung East Asian Library at the University of Toronto.
Traditional celebrations for the Chinese New Year have been given a modern touch: family reunion dinners on lunar New Year's Eve have gradually moved from home tables to restaurants; sending and receiving digital red envelopes is all the rage; traveling, cinema- and museum-going with family members prevail as holiday activities.
A Chinese archaeologist has accidentally discovered a 1,500-year-old mini-statue hidden in a small hole in the Yungang Grottoes in North China's Shanxi province.
Li Xia, a Manchu paper-cutting artist in Jilin city, Jilin province, recently finished a collection that includes 100 dog paper-cuts in different shapes to welcome the Year of the Dog.
An annual lantern show and Lantern Festival gala was held in Beau Bassin-Rose Hill, Mauritius, on Saturday as part of the Chinese New Year celebrations in the city.
A group of Chinese teachers from the Confucius Institute headquarters (Hanban) in Mauritius stage a qipao show during the “2018 Happy Chinese New Year” celebration at the Mahatma Gandhi Institute in Mauritius, Feb 20, 2018.
Movie fans in southwest China couldn't afford to be picky if they wanted to score cinema seats during this year's week-long Spring Festival holiday.
Thousands of participants paraded along the streets in Vancouver's Chinatown Sunday to celebrate the Year of the Dog, attracting over 100,000 spectators.
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