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| The Thien Hau temple in Chinatown on New Year's Day. |
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| Ringing the gong. |
Showing posts with label Chinese new year. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chinese new year. Show all posts
Friday, February 04, 2011
And how the Chinese do New Year's in Los Angeles' Chinatown
We already looked at the celebrations of the Vietnamese. And now, the Chinese in Los Angeles ring in the Lunar New Year!
How the Vietnamese celebrate Tet (Vietnamese New Year) in Orange County, California
Soon we'll look at how the Chinese celebrated the New Year. But first, the Vietnamese. The biggest crowds in Little Saigon were at a Buddhist temple in Westminster on Wednesday night.
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