CHECK IT OUT: Ayala Malls’ Chinatown Village for Chinese New Year
To celebrate the Chinese New Year and usher in auspicious beginnings, Ayala Malls offers exciting food fairs, bazaars, installations, performances, freebies, and webinars from February 8 to 14, 2021.
8 Lucky Food to Eat for Chinese New Year
We’re here to make sure that you have all the right ingredients to mix up some good and well-deserved fortune for 2021. Here are eight lucky food to kick off the Chinese New Year celebrations.
Origin of the Lion Dance
During the Chinese New Year, countries around the world perform the traditional Lion Dance. Learn more about it here.
Chinoy Doctors on COVID-19 in Children and Vaccines
Two Chinese-Filipino medical doctors recently shared their thoughts on the COVID-19 pandemic and on vaccines in an online event titled, Covid in Children & Covid-19 Vaccines, which was organized by the Alumni Association of Xavier School.
5 Chinese-Centric Filipino Movies to Watch
Looking for something to watch? We wanted to show you Filipino films that are based on Chinese practices and culture! Here are some notable ones.
Best Chinese Cookbooks
What’s cooking? You can choose from thousands of Chinese recipes that are easy to make at home. Here are some best-selling Chinese cookbooks from the world’s best.
2021 Lucky Colors to Wear According to Your Chinese Zodiac
To start out this new chapter of our lives on a more positive and fashionable note, we’re introducing 2021’s luckiest colors according to your Chinese zodiac!
Catch the Chinese Spring Festival Live-Streaming Event by Kumu
In line with the Chinese New Year, the well-known and largest Filipino live-streaming app Kumu is set to hold a Chinese Spring Festival celebration on February 11-12 that aims to bring the Chinese-Filipino community together.
Make Chinese New Year Celebrations Even More Exceptional with The Dalmore King Alexander III
Some moments deserve extraordinary celebrations. As we welcome the Year of the Metal Ox this Chinese New Year, there’s no better way to rekindle the bond with family and friends than by sharing a timeless gift that transcends generations — The Dalmore King Alexander III.
6 Things Chinoys from the ’80s Can Relate To
The eighties was a period when one could still get away with anything, such as leaving the front door unlocked or riding on top of the jeep. It was also a time when Pepsi was ahead of Coca-Cola.