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Johnnie Walker Launches Limited-Edition Bottle to Celebrate Lunar New Year

Feb 8, 2018

Johnnie Walker has released Johnnie Walker Blue Label Year of the Dog limited-edition bottle in celebration of the lunar new year. As part of the brand's Pioneering Spirit Series, Johnnie Walker continues to pay homage to the traditions ...

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Italians Appreciate Spring Festival as Way to Enhance Knowledge of Chinese Culture

Nov 3, 2015

Several events and celebrations have been planned in these days in Italy to mark the upcoming Chinese Year of the Goat. Through time, festivities for the Chinese New Year have become something Italians expect to take place in major cities ...

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The Limited-Edition Falco Embodies'future Dreams From The Arabian Desert'

Jan 27, 2015

The limited-edition “Falco,” Italian for falcon, embodies “future dreams from the Arabian desert.” Vicenza, Italy--Each year, Roberto Coin’s stable of animals gets a little bit larger and 2015 is no ...

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The Introduction of "Twelve Chinese Zodiac Signs"

Apr 19, 2013

In a multi-nationality country as China, the Zodiac signs exist not only in Han nationality, but also in many ethnic groups as a way of counting the years. The Yi Ethnic Group in the West Guilin The Twelve Chinese Zodiac Signs: ...

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"Year of The Rabbit": Products Related to Rabbit Won Popularity Among Buyers This Year

Dec 6, 2012

A citizen shows two rabbit toys at a store in Nanchang, capital of central China's Jiangxi Province, Jan. 9, 2011. The year 2011 is the "Year of the Rabbit" under the 12-year Chinese lunar calendar in which each year is named after one of ...

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People in China Traditionally Associate Luck with Various Things and Numbers

Dec 6, 2012

Just like people all over the world, people in China traditionally associate luck with various things and numbers. If you remember this, you will gain an understanding of Chinese manners and customs and will not embarrass yourself or your ...

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The Introduce of The Twelve Chinese Zodiac Signs

Dec 6, 2012

The twelve Chinese zodiac signs are the twelve animals Chinese people customarily use to mark the year in which a person was born. The twelve animals and the order in which they are arranged are called "the twelve zodiac signs". The twelve ...

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Regarded as The King of Beasts,The Tiger's Power and Dignity Command The Respect of Human

Dec 5, 2012

2010 is the Year of the Tiger on the lunar calendar. It begins on February 14, 2010 and ends on February 2, 2011. The tiger is the third of twelve animal signs in the Chinese Zodiac. Regarded as the king of beasts, the tiger's power and ...

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The Feng Shui for Rabbit in 2011 Is Not All That Rosy as The Rabbits Had Hoped

Dec 4, 2012

Will the Year of the Rabbit be good for those with the rabbit Chinese zodiac sign in 2011? What is the 2011 horoscope forecasts for the rabbit in the 2011 metal rabbit year? How will the rabbit's fortune turn out in 2011? What are the feng ...

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Temple Fairs Have Been a Part of Daily Life in Beijing for Hundreds of Years

Nov 28, 2012

Temple fairs have been a part of daily life in Beijing for hundreds of years becoming especially popular during the Qing dynasty. Scattered all over the city so residents could easily make their way to the nearest, some fairs were held as ...

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Tourism and Environment Officials Are Calling on The Public to Recycle LED Lights

Feb 7, 2012

Tourism and environment officials are calling on the public to recycle LED lights used in lanterns after Lantern Festival. In this way, the lights can then be used in art projects to promote Taiwan overseas. More than 1 million LED ...

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Tourism and Environment Officials Are Calling on The Public to Recycle LED Lights

Feb 7, 2012

Tourism and environment officials are calling on the public to recycle LED lights used in lanterns after Lantern Festival. In this way, the lights can then be used in art projects to promote Taiwan overseas. More than 1 million LED lights ...

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