Chinese New Year is celebrated by almost two billion people across the globe, synonymous with bright red lanterns, family gatherings and Lazy Susans laden with food for days on end. Each New Year is ...

Lunar New Year will be celebrated across the world today (February 1) with the Chinese zodiac calendar marking this annual cycle as the Year of the Tiger. In the Chinese zodiac tigers traditionally ...

Unlike Western or Vedic astrology, in which zodiac signs vary by month, Chinese astrology focuses on the year you were born to determine your Chinese zodiac sign. And since there are 12 signs, the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Most Chinese people (along with others in East and South East Asian countries who follow the Lunar calendar) know which animal ...