Best Tikoy in Manila
Chinese New Year is coming and it wouldn't be complete without the sweet, sticky delight that is tikoy! With so many sellers out there, we wanted to narrow help you narrow down your search. Here are some of the best tikoy out there.
The Most Important Taoist Deities You Should Know
The folk religion Taoism is one of China’s five religions and includes powerful deities that they venerate and treat with the utmost respect. Here are some of them.
Annual Spring Film Festival to Go Virtual this 2021
It's a much-anticipated event in the Chinese-Filipino community, featuring a poster-making contest with a chance to win cash prizes, as well as talks on landscape painting and more. Don't miss out on this! Discover what else you can expect from the Spring Festival here.
Netflix Film ‘The Yin-Yang Master’ Will be Available This February 5, 2021!
Adapted from the novel series Onmyouji (陰陽師) by Yumemakura Baku (夢枕獏), this Netflix film is set to have its international release this Friday, February 5, 2021. Take a look behind the scenes and more here.
Chinoy Chef’s Recipe: Kung Pao Chicken Pasta
Chinese New Year is just around the corner. Any plans on what to have on the table for the celebration? Mikee Yu, a Chinoy chef, brings you her original Chinese-fusion recipe, the Kung Pao Chicken Pasta!
5 Taiwanese Hokkien Dramas You Need to Watch!
Looking for something to sharpen your Hokkien skills? Then, try watching Hokkien dramas! To start this new adventure, here are 5 Taiwanese Hokkien dramas you should watch.
Richard Juan: Tips to Be Your Best Self
Richard Juan is one of the successful young entertainers in the country. Having recently appeared on CHiNOY TV’s podcast, Rise Up with Janeena Chan, he shared his personal journey towards success, his current projects, along with tips for the youth.
Episode 11: Entertainment, Self-Growth, and Self-Investment with Richard Juan
When you enter the entertainment industry as a young individual, most people think that it’s a dream come...
Chinese New Year Gift Ideas
The Chinese New Year is fast approaching! It's an opportunity to celebrate good fortune and Chinese culture with loved ones. Aside from giving them ang paos, here are some Chinese New Year gift ideas.
Origin of the Dragon Dance
The dragon dance, also known as the dragon lantern dance, has been a form of traditional dance in Chinese culture since the Han dynasty. These dances are performed mostly in special festivals to help drive away evil spirits.