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How wonderful it is, that, despite our different cultures and ethnicities, we get to welcome two New Year celebrations in one month.

Businesses in Johor Baru are seeing an improvement in sales with customers shopping for festive necessities, while many are eager to reunite with their families for Chinese New Year after two years of low-key celebrations

An exhibition of artworks about rabbits is taking place at Shanghai Library Pudong Branch from Jan 18 to Feb 19.

Chinese New Year will be celebrated this Saturday, 21 January in Helsinki city centre and cultural centres across the city. The year of the Tiger turns into the year of the Rabbit with ice sculpting demonstrations, dragon and lion dances as well as an impressive dance procession. The ice sculptures on Keskuskatu and in the yards of the cultural centres will continue to delight people for a longer period.

Enjoy up to and over HK$100 in Tap & Go stored value and various travel privileges HONG KONG SAR - Media OutReach - 18 January 2023 - HKT (SEHK: 6823) - To encourage...

These pets are available to adopt, along with a ton of other amazing pets from the Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA!

BUDAPEST, Jan. 17 (Xinhua) -- A commemorative postage stamp marking the Chinese Lunar New Year (2023, Year of the Rabbit) was issued here on Monday.The stamp wa

We have just witnessed the end of 2022, a year that brought hardships on many due to a lingering pandemic, a deteriorating economy and a disastrous conflict with far-reaching consequences.

Chinese Spring Festival also called Lunar New Year is the most important festival in China. There are lots of traditions and celebrations associated with the festival, and the 2023 Chinese New Year is the year of the Rabbit.

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): With the Chinese Year of the Rabbit inching closer, some pet welfare groups are concerned that more rabbits will be abandoned after the festive season.