Category: Chinese festivals

  • 2013 Chinese Calendar

    The Year of Dragon is almost over. But when? Chinese New Year’s Day will be on Feb. 10th, 2013 this year. The Year of Snake is around the corner. chinese calendar 2013 pdf You may also create your own Chinese calendar on our site.

  • Chinese Lunar Calendar 2011

    Do you know what date is 2011 Spring Festival, the Chinese New Year? It’s on Feb. 3th, 2011! You may download the whole 2011 Lunar Calendar Here: [download id=”6″] (2011年农历月历)

  • Test Your Chinese

    Online video clips are great for people to learn any language. Here’s something to test your Chinese listening comprehension. Top Educational Institution 育星中文学校 2010 Chinese New Year Party Part 1 on 2 Watch live streaming video from learnmandarin at livestream.com These kids are great in using the Chinese they learned at this wonderful Chinese school…

  • How To Read Chinese Calendars

    It is the Chinese calendar for January, 2010 on the right. On the top: 日 (ri4) means Sunday 一:Monday 二:  Tuesday 三: Wednesday 四: Thursday 五: Friday 六: Saturday 1 to 31 are the days of Gregorian calendar, which is also official calendar in China (all social schedules for air lines, TV shows, radio, train…

  • Happy Children’s Day!儿童节快乐!

    June 1st, International Children’s Day is a big day for Children in Mainland China and these countries: Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Germany, Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Slovakia and many other “advanced” countries unlike the following countries/regions: North Korea: June 2nd South Korea and Japan: May 5th.,

  • Qingming Festival 清明节(清明節)

    “The Qingming Festival (traditional Chinese: 清明節; simplified Chinese: 清明节; pinyin: Qīngmíngjié, or Ching Ming Festival in Hong Kong, Vietnamese language: Tết Thanh Minh), meaning Clear and Bright Festival, is a traditional Chinese festival on the 104th day after the winter solstice (or the 15th day from the Spring Equinox), usually occurring around April 5 of…