chinese new year

Amy receives a gift for the Chinese New Year from her aunt and uncle who live far away in China.

Text and photographs depict the celebration of Chinese New Year by Chinese Americans living in San Francisco's Chinatown.

Just before Nancy's third-grade class celebrates Chinese New Year, a dragon costume which her class made for the event disappears.

Chelsea describes how her family celebrates the Chinese New Year, explaining the customs and rituals and why they're important.

Provides information about the Chinese New Year, a fifteen-day celebration that starts on the first day of the lunar year in January or February, discussing the feasting, gifts, parades, and other traditions that characterize the holiday.

A picturesque monograph of the rites, ceremonies and observances in relation thereto--t.p.

A boy and his grandmother wind their way through the streets of Chinatown, enjoying all the sights and smells of the Chinese New Year's Day.

Discusses the various traditions associated with the Chinese New Year, covering its history, basis on the stages of the moon, preparations that are made, the food and festivities people enjoy, and more, with lyrics to the Lion Dance song.

Describes the history behind Chinese New Year, discussing the symbols of the holiday, its cultural importance, and how it is celebrated today.