Blue Dragon Festival: Rain, Haircuts, and Eating Dragon Parts
What began as an agrarian holiday for farmers to pray for rain is now an excuse to get a new do.
What began as an agrarian holiday for farmers to pray for rain is now an excuse to get a new do.
By now you probably know Lunar New Year lasts for two whole weeks. But did you know it ends with the Lantern Festival?
While Lunar New Year Day has passed, that doesn't mean the celebrating is over.
While every day is Pocky Day here at Pearl River, this yummy Japanese snack in a stick is celebrated worldwide every November 11.
With a lucky cat as our unofficial mascot, we’re more than a little excited about National Cat Day on October 29.
Think hungry ghosts are the only specters in Asian cultures? Think again.
Oct. 18 kicks off this five-day "festival of lights."
Test your elephant IQ with these fun facts about the (usually) peaceful pachyderm.
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