This time of year, the most popular Chinese character around town is “fu”, pronounced, “foo.” A friend once explained that “fu” 
means “good fortune” or “blessings” ...
The traditions and rituals of Chinese New Year, also known as Spring Festival, are centuries old and remain strong among those who celebrate this festive holiday. This year, the fifteen-day celebration will kick off on Sunday evening, January …
Food is an integral part of Chinese New Year festivities, and eating the right dishes can determine your family’s good fortune, prosperity, health, and relationships for the upcoming year.
