No problem. The greeting guo (spend) nian (year) hao (good) – pronounced gor nee-an how – is one that can be used both on the day and shortly after. To say Happy Chinese New Year in Chinese ...

Have you ever heard of the story of Nian? In Chinese mythology, Nian is a monster that goes around during Chinese New Year causing trouble, committing crimes, and robbing villagers. Rumour had it ...

Over the course of 86 days, Guo Nian: Exhibition of the Spring Festival, which recently ended at the Traditional Chinese Culture Museum in Beijing, drew nearly 600,000 visitors, thousands of them ...