Money, feng shui and lucky food all play a part in Chinese wedding rituals. We share why, and how to make couple's big day an ...

Fall non-credit Chinese tea ceremony class is open for public registration. $120 per course. $60 for participants 55 and above or for WMU students. $25 for WMU employees. In addition to the tuition ...

hosted by the Center for International Cultural Communication and guided by China International Communications Group (CICG), the launch ceremony of Chinese Tea Global Communication Program ...

Recently married Asian and Asian American brides share how they planned culturally nuanced, yet personally significant ...

The launch ceremony of Chinese Tea Global Communication Program was held on Friday in Beijing. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn] The launch ceremony of Chinese Tea Global Communication Program ...

Last month, Mami Kagami the owner of à la maison by MAnYU Flowers – a Japanese matcha and coffee shop in Honolulu – hosted a traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony to honor her heritage and ...

They also cut the wedding cake on the stage with a Chinese master of ceremony, and greeted the guests on stage. Indian singer Raju Kumara, popularly known as Xiao Hei in the Chinese community for ...

visitors to the Chinese section brought their brooms to pay their respects. As she swept tombs, Judy Chadwick of Butte Historical Memorialstold NBC Montana the ceremony is "to honor the dead of ...

Chinese fans expressed mixed reactions to the Paris Olympics opening ceremony on Saturday. The celebrations of French culture and history was warmly cheered but also criticized in some parts.

Chinese weddings are very auspicious events, with plenty of rules that must be followed to bring blessings to the newlyweds and avoid bad luck for them. Whether you are planning your own wedding ...

the Launch Ceremony of Chinese Tea Global Communication Program: "Tea for a Harmonious World" was held in Beijing, China. Themed "Preserving and Promoting Tea Culture, Sharing and Learning for ...