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   Celebrating Chinese New Year - New Year's Traditions

   For a fresh start in the new year, families spend the last days of the old year sweeping floors, ...

   China Tricia Morrissey

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   Celebrating Chinese New Year - A New Year's Legend

   One New Year's eve, local bandits played a trick on a nearby village. Using bamboo and scraps of ...

   China Tricia Morrissey

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   New Delhi's New Art District

   Lado Sarai, a warren of bylanes and haphazardly constructed buildings in New Delhi's hinterland, ...

   India AFP/Penny MacRae

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   Celebrating Chinese New Year - Introduction

   Hiss! and "Pop!" snap the firecrackers! "Boom!" says the drum to the Lion Dancer. Chinese New Yea...

   China Tricia Morrissey

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   Stumbling into Vietnam: a new ESL Teaching World and a New Me

   A Filipina in Saigon, teaching English as an ESL teacher.

   Vietnam Siena Verganio

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   Celebrating Chinese New Year - Red Envelopes

   Children's pockets bulge with a windfall of shiny, red envelopes. Each envelope is a gift; the gl...

   China Tricia Morrissey

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   Celebrating Chinese New Year - Lantern Festival

   Chinese New Year ends with the Lantern Festival, when bright paper lanterns help the full moon li...

   China Tricia Morrissey

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   Celebrating Chinese New Year - Eating Together

   New Year's feasting begins on New Year's eve. In northern China, families gather at kitchen table...

   China Tricia Morrissey

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   Celebrating Chinese New Year - Lion Dance

   The shimmering, frolicking Lion Dance banishes last year's troubles and welcomes the new year's p...

   China Tricia Morrissey

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    Celebrating Chinese New Year - Firecrackers

    To scare away the terrible Nian, the daring villagers lit hissing, popping firecrackers. Now the ...

    China / Taiwan Tricia Morrissey

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    Celebrating Chinese New Year - Parades

    On the Champs Elysées in Paris, on Singapore's Orchard Road, and on Canal Street in New York Cit...

    China Tricia Morrissey

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    Celebrating Chinese New Year - Flowers & Plants

    To bring the sweet scent of spring inside, families visit the flower market on the day before the...

    China Tricia Morrissey

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    Celebrating Chinese New Year - Fruit

    Families and friends carry bright oranges, leafy tangerines and golden pomelos when they stop to ...

    China Tricia Morrissey

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    Celebrating Chinese New Year - Tray of Happiness

    A tray full of happiness sits by the door, ready to share with visitors. Sweet dried fruits like ...

    China Tricia Morrissey

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    Celebrating Chinese New Year - Brush Painting

    Chinese brush paintings decorate each page of this book. If you look closely, you will see the pa...

    China Tricia Morrissey

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    Celebrating Chinese New Year - Chinese Calligraphy

    Chinese calligraphy is the art of writing Chinese characters with a brush. Calligraphers have to ...

    China Tricia Morrissey

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    Songkran Festival or Thai New Year

    Songkran, or the Thai New Year, is still the most important of all the Thai festivals and holidays.

    Thailand Randy Gaudet

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    Hiss! Pop! Boom! Celebrating Chinese New Year- a book review

    Title: Hiss! Pop! Boom! Celebrating Chinese New Year Author: Tricia Morrissey with Illustrations ...

    China Ernie Yap

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    Racy, jazzy and tangy private radios blast New Delhi airwaves.

    New Delhi, May 4, 2003 - Three top domestic media groups have kept their word and switched on pri...

    India  AFP

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    Five Reasons to Spend Chinese New Year in Taipei

    Chinese New Year in Taipei? No, dear reader, We are neither drunk nor insane; While the Taiwanese...

    Taiwan Joshua Samuel Brown

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