Coverage of Lunar New Year 2022: The Year of the Tiger
The Lunar New Year that begins Feb. 1 ushers in the Year of the Water Tiger. What could the year bring, according to Chinese astrology? How are people celebrating amid the pandemic? And what are we eating?
Here’s The Times’ complete coverage.
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Asian Americans are celebrating a second pandemic Lunar New Year, with the Year of the Tiger set to begin Tuesday — and that means adjusting long-held traditions.
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For some, Chinese astrology is a guide to making responsible decisions. For others, it’s fun folklore. Either way, what should we know about the Year of the Tiger?
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It’s been amusing and confusing to see Lunar New Year transform from the quiet, family-centric holiday of youth to one acknowledged by the American public.
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For Lunar New Year, Lan Noodle makes a single, extra-long noodle that’s more than 5 feet long for good luck and good fortune in the new year.
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With high teas, poon choi and beyond, here’s how to make this Lunar New Year roar.
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Lunar New Year is a time to feast on foods that symbolize good health, abundance and longevity.
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California is on the downslope of yet another coronavirus surge as it enters another season of celebration.
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From $8 envelopes to $895 luxe puzzles, there’s a tiger to pounce on at every price point.
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9 plants to welcome health, wealth and other good wishes into the Lunar New Year
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The Most Rev. Thanh Thai Nguyen, auxiliary bishop of the Diocese of Orange, presides over Lunar New Year mass.
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Anti-Asian racism and nail salon advocacy group, Nailing It For America, celebrates the Tết Lunar New Year in Garden Grove.
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A 12th annual observance of Lunar New Year debuted Thursday at Costa Mesa’s South Coast Plaza. The event, which features gifts, specials and spectacular displays, runs through Feb. 20 in the center’s Jewel Court.
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Casa Romantica celebrates Chinese American artists for the Lunar New Year, including world-renowned Chinese zither performer Bei Bei.
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At the Long Beach port, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg praised local efforts to improve supply-chain issues. But a fresh challenge looms.
