Is the longest and most important festival celebrated by the Chinese around the world. It is a time for family members to reunite and honor their ancestors. The festival is also known as the Spring Festival,. Chinese months follow the Lunar Calendar. Therefore this holiday date differs from year to year on our Gregorian Calendar. The festival usually takes place in January or February.

Their costumes vary from region to region in Asia. This mystical animal is commonly mistaken by many as the Chinese Dragon. A Chinese Lion dance is often seen during Chinese New Year or any major celebrations, such as cultural festivals, business grand opening days, birthday celebrations, honor guest homecomings, and weddings. These performances differ from one another. During Chinese New Year, Cai Qing.

The Mid Autumn Festival is a very important holiday in the Chinese Culture and to many Asian countries. It is also known as Harvest Festival, Moon Festival, Moon Cake Festival, August Moon Festival, Lantern Festival or Tsukimai. It falls on the 15th day of the 8th month of the Lunar Calendar. In our Gregorian calendar, it usually occurs between the second week of September to the first two week of October.