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For a proper Chinese New Year celebration, you need to prepare and decorate your house in order to bring in the maximum amount of good luck.

By Caroline Roberts

Here are some of the most common New Year's Day traditions. Try one, or invent one of your own this year!

By Alice Langholt

What are the top New Year's resoultions? Check this list and get some tips to help you keep them.

By Cheryl Bowman

Get some practical New Year's resolutions ideas, as well as a simple method to help you meet the goals you set. 

By Helen Polaski

More people break their New Year's resolutions than actually keep them. Some break their resolutions on New Year's Day, or, worse, on New Year's Eve. But, with a few tips and tricks, you can be one of the few who follow through with their commitment to change their lives for the better.

By Jennifer Maughan

The Chinese zodiac is represented by 12 different animal signs, which cycle through 12 years. A person's Chinese zodiac sign is thought to predetermine his characteristics and personality and reveals clues to his successes and potential failures.

By Jennifer Maughan

The Chinese Zodiac symbols represent many things about a person, including personality characteristics, keys to success and clues to potential flaws. Each Chinese Zodiac symbol is tied to either Yin or Yang, the names given to opposing forces of the world. 

By Jennifer Maughan

The Chinese zodiac animals are representative of the people born in each Chinese year. The 12 animals have different personality traits, likes and dislikes, which all people born under the same year share. Each animal sign rules for a year, and they follow in a specific order, appearing every 12 years.

By Courtney Ramirez

Looking for hangover relief? We have a few ideas that might help you feel better.

By Jack Oceano

When most Westerners think of Chinese Zodiac astrology, the Chinese Zodiac animals come to mind, with the Year of the Rat, Year of the Dragon and so forth. However, Chinese astrology goes much deeper than the 12 animal zodiac signs that can be found on the placemats of Chinese restaurants.

By Jennifer Maughan

Famous Chinese zodiac legends are the basis for the twelve animal signs used in Chinese astrology. Although there is no way to know for sure why these animals were selected, these legends definitely make good reading.

By Courtney Ramirez

Chinese zodiac compatibility is one of the many ways to tell if you and your potential love mate are destined for happiness or for heartbreak. If you know your potential partner's year of birth, you'll be able to tell how the two of you will get along.

By Courtney Ramirez

The history of Chinese Zodiac signs is quite different from the occidental Zodiac. The Chinese Zodiac history is quite different from the occidental Zodiac. Records show that the Chinese calendar emerged around 2637 BCE in 60-year cycles, divided into five 12-year sub cycles. Certain animal symbols were assigned to each of the 12 years. How those animals were selected is a popular Chinese Zodiac legend.

By Jennifer Maughan

When it comes to putting together a menu or throwing a party, it's important to know which Chinese New Year foods to serve and what each food symbolizes.

By Amy Brantley

For a New Year's Eve party for the grown-ups, these themes will encourage guests to take a fond look back on the year that has passed while celebrating a new beginning.

By Caroline Roberts

The Chinese New Year is similar to the western new year in that it represents a fresh start, but it also emphasizes bringing the family together. Other Chinese New Year traditions include naming the year after an animal, wearing the color red and giving out packets filled with money.

By Timothy Sexton

Chinese New Year food is symbolic and represents good luck, health and long life. If you understand the symbolism of the food, you can create a happy Chinese New Year that much more of a meaningful celebration. Here are some of the most common foods and what they represent.

By Jennifer Maughan

Just like main dishes, Chinese New Year desserts are also symbolic. Chinese almond cookies or rice cakes are packed with important meanings and may bring luck for the good year.

By Helen Polaski

Chinese New Year recipes should reflect the purpose of the Spring Festival, which is a fresh start. Not only should the food be delicious and authentic, but it should also be symbolic of your hopes for the next year.

By Helen Polaski

You can do several things to ensure that you act as the responsible host and make sure your guests make it home safely, also relieving you of any responsibility for their actions whether on your property or after they leave.

By Jennifer Maughan
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