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Now Chinese New Year is the hottest topic in the world, everyone talk about this. Just look for the video:

Best wishes from China Hearsay for good health and prosperity in 2012, the year of the dragon..
At midnight on January 23, 2012, Chinese people around the world will welcome the new year, ushering in the Year of the Dragon..
UK held its Chinese New Year celebration on Saturday..
Chinese New Year is upon us.and#194;and#160; If you’ve never been part of a Chinese New Year celebration, you’ve missed a lot of fun!and#194;and#160; Get yourself to a fine Chinese restaurant and order some of the specialties available this time of and#226;and#128;and#166;.
A number of the city’s hottest restaurants will be serving Chinese food specials this week to celebrate the Year of the Dragon. Here’s a guide to Chinese New Year dining in New York City: And for more ideas on where to celebrate the Year of The Dragon, check out The Snob’s Guide to Chinese Food, The Map of Manhattan Chinatown’s 12 Oldest Eateries, 14 Chinese Food Finds from Eater Readers, and Eddie Huang’s Chinatown Secrets. .
The Year of the Dragon is just a couple of days away for its celebration and we listed some interesting 2012 Chinese new year themes of artworks and wallpapers for you to see. The Chinese new year is a traditional holiday also known as Spring Festival or the Lunar new Year marking the end of … .
This is another Chinese New Year themed bento which is easier to make than my previous ‘Year of the Dragon’ bento. One reason is because I cheated and took the dragon’s head and tail from yesterday’s bento which I put aside just for this purpose .This time the dragon’s body is a dragon roll sushi (or caterpillar sushi) which I filled with pork schnitzel, cucumber, crab stick and mayo and topped with avocado slices. The dragon is carrying plenty of peaches on his back, which for the Chinese symbolises longevity. The peaches are actually beet juice tinted quail eggs and the leaves are made out of corn salad. The little boy and girl are also made out of quail eggs topped with mini mozzarella cheese for the heads. The hands show typical Chinese gesture for saying ‘Gong Xi Fa cai’ or Happy New Year. .
Every Chinese New Year we offer a special deal to show our appreciation. A special gift of antique cup with purchase of Wu’s Chao Zhou sandy clay teapot for the year of dragon 2012. One free cup for each tea pot purchased. Hand made antique cups with small imperfections. Only 6 available, first come first pick. Offer is only good for purchase of the named teapots.Happy New Year!#1 #2#3#4#5 (out)#6.

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