A Gift of Time and a Wish of Longevity to celebrate Lunar New Year: LOUIS XIII Cognac

Sponsored by LOUIS XIII Cognac. Whether you are celebrating Lunar New Year with family virtually, or live under one roof, one thing we can still enjoy is a time of gifting and receiving! Whether it's lucky red pockets of money or a red-wrapped gift, all are delivered with auspicious wishes of fortune, good health, and longevity. To add to the annual list of symbolic gifting choices, consider the charming Miniature Edition of LOUIS XIII. It is a beautiful and delicious experience, presented in a stunning red case — a great way to mark the start of the Year of the Ox.

Food and Lifestyle, Objects of DesireFête ChinoiseFebruary 8, 2021Lunar New Year, HistoryComment

Part 1: 2021 Year of the Ox Zodiac Predictions 二零二一年辛丑金牛年十二生肖運程

It's that time of the year! Were you born in the year of the Rat, Ox, or Tiger? Here are the "Year of the Ox" Chinese Zodiac Predictions for those signs. More to come throughout this week. 牛年運程出爐！Fête Chinoise 請來著名玄學家伍子明師傅，公開十二生肖各自的整體運勢，從工作事業運、健康到財運通通有，快點及早了解並掌握！第一部分我們先看生肖屬鼠、牛、虎！

Fête ChinoiseFebruary 8, 2021Lunar New YearComment

2021 Lunar New Year Gifting for Kids | 2021 兒童禮物指南

Chinese New Year is one of the most memorable times of the year for children! How the occasion is celebrated shapes their understanding of and pride for their culture and tradition at an early age. Send a gift that shows appreciation for what the occasion celebrates! Take a look and be inspired.

春節是孩子們一年中最期待的節日！好的慶祝方式可以幫助他們加深對中國傳統文化的理解以及建立民族自豪感，今年是特殊的一年，我們為什麼不選擇更獨特的禮物代替紅包去表達節日祝福呢？

Objects of DesireFête ChinoiseFebruary 3, 2021Gifts, GiftingComment

Dreams Took Flight One Year Ago

The hundreds and hundreds of hours that go into creating this magical time and place together is supported by a dream to celebrate Chinese culture in a contemporary, relevant and inspiring fashion. Through our project, we uplift the community with incredible storytelling and meaning, connecting culture with identity in ways never before imagined. Join us as we look back on our 5th Anniversary Gala.

Current AffairsFête ChinoiseFebruary 1, 2021Lunar New Year, Events, Signature EventComment

Lunar New Year Gift Guide for Women 新春女士禮品指南

A selection of gifts for the women in your life to celebrate Chinese New Year. As many brands and maisons seek to create unique campaigns for the festive celebration, see which ones are our top picks this season! 為你生命中的那個她挑選禮物，慶祝農曆新年吧！趕快來了解更多品牌精心準備的禮品，來創造一個獨一無二的春節慶典！

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Harry Rosen Lunar New Year Gift Guide for Men 新春男士禮品指南

Sponsored by Harry Rosen. As we say goodbye to the challenges of the last year, we’re counting our blessings and celebrating new beginnings. On February 12, 2021 we’ll make the transition to the Year of the Ox—a time for good fortune, success, and a new style.

Objects of DesireFête ChinoiseJanuary 28, 2021Gifts, GiftingComment

Chinese New Year: Traditions We Can All Celebrate 農曆新年的美好祝願不變改

Lunar New Year is one of the most important festivals for ethnic Chinese communities. It symbolizes the beginning of the new year and is also an opportunity for families to reunite. Although everyone cannot gather as a family during the pandemic times, you can still create a joyous atmosphere in your own social bubble and implement some traditional New Year customs to send New Year blessings to relatives from a distance! Read on to find out more.

Current AffairsFête ChinoiseJanuary 22, 2021Food, Tradition, Lunar New YearComment

Turnip Cake Recipe from Nom Wah

We’re excited to have invited the authors behind Nom Wah Cookbook to share their turnip cake recipe with you! Nom Wah opened as a tea parlor and bakery in 1920 in New York. Throughout the second half of the twentieth century, Nom Wah Tea Parlor was first and foremost a bakery. Serving dim sum was a secondary priority, but they became known for some of their specialties. Nowadays, many Chinese communities savour these turnip cakes, especially during Chinese New Year, so we hope you’ll try making your own at home this year!

Food and LifestyleFête ChinoiseJanuary 21, 2021Food, RecipeComment

Karen Mok: Where Words Fail, Music Speaks 當世界休止時，音樂從不止息

What made the hit single, Breathing is Hazardous, 呼吸有害, the song of the year in Hong Kong? Karen Mok 莫文蔚 is the voice behind the song that swept all five major awards platforms, thrusting her back into the spotlight of her home city. What makes this song so special for Chinese diasporas around the world? Read on to discover more about her career and stunning performance at the 881903 Ultimate Song Chart Awards this month.

Art and FashionFête ChinoiseJanuary 20, 2021Music, entertainmentComment

Beyond the Red Pocket: A Tango with Luck 與福同行: 一個加拿大華裔的看法

It is often said that gifting red pockets will bring luck to those receiving and to those giving. Have you ever felt that red pockets brought you extra luck? Read here to learn how Queen Jubilee recipient Justin Poy views fortune and luck.

Personal StoriesFête ChinoiseJanuary 15, 2021Lunar Calendar, Red PocketsComment

Popo's Kitchen - Shanghai Stir-fried Rice Cakes for Lunar New Year

Join Billy as he cooks with his Po Po (Grandma) and shares their family recipes and personal stories of culture! Today we bring you Shanghainese Stir-Fried Rice Cakes!

Food and LifestyleGuest UserJanuary 12, 2021Food, RecipeComment

On Mahjong. On a Tuesday.

By the end of day on January 5, 2021, the Mahjong Line Company issued an apology that is likely intended to sound sincere, but ends in staking a claim that Mahjong has roots in China and America — yet another face palm moment. So, what’s next? Is there more to discuss? The most transformative thoughts and work of our society usually comes from the deeply personal, so allow me to enter from my perspective.

Current AffairsFête ChinoiseJanuary 6, 2021Culture Comment