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While traditional celebrations surround the birth of Jesus Christ as the reason for the season throughout the western civilization, the population of citizens who call themselves Christian in the People’s Republic of China only amount to 1-percent of the total population of the country. It is strictly forbidden for the Christians to worship in China, but they are tolerated to a degree. These one-percenters gather quietly in their homes to worship the reason that most of the rest of the world…

Chinese New Year is the perfect opportunity to introduce Chinese culture and the Mandarin language to your kids. Check out some fun activities to do with your little ones at home: Speaking of fun, visit YakAcademy.com for kids mandarin classes

I found a set of ornaments on Amazon which were 1/3 the price of expensive ones! Just a $4 metallic oil-based market elevated them to look not only identical but even better than the pricier ones!

These Chinese lanterns are easy to make that your kids will surely love to create. It is a perfect decor for Christmas, Chinese New Year, or on any occasion.

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