On Feb10 of 2024, Chinese biggest holiday - Chinese Spring Festival

Chinese New Year falls on the first day of the lunar calendar, which varies each year but usually occurs between late January and mid-February. It symbolizes new beginnings, family unity, and the hope for prosperity and good luck in the coming year. 

Originating from ancient customs, it's a time for joyous gatherings, feasting, giving red envelopes, and setting off fireworks to ward off evil spirits. 

Chinese New year feast for students. ,as well as vegetarian meals feast .

Chinese New Year falls on the first day of the lunar calendar, which varies each year but usually occurs between late January and mid-February. It symbolizes new beginnings, family unity, and the hope for prosperity and good luck in the coming year. 

Chinese new year party - See more on Facebook video on it.

Wishing you abundant blessings, health, and success as we welcome the Year of Dragon.