Chinese New Year celebrations around the world in photos
The Year of the Wooden Sheep was ushered in by many countries on Thursday through loud and vibrant Chinese traditions.
February 19, 2015
The Year of the Wooden Sheep was ushered in by many countries on Thursday through loud and vibrant Chinese traditions.
Miss World 2014 Rolene Strauss is in the country to inaugurate a new ward at the Philippine General Hospital (PGH).
The Year of the Horse brought catastrophic international air accidents, brutal terror attacks, global political upheaval, a resurgent Ebola virus and war — and, in Hong Kong, large-scale civil unrest.
The Philippine Daily Inquirer (PDI) is Gawad Tanglaw’s Best Newspaper (National Broadsheet) this year.
Crystal Dragon, City of Dreams Manila’s premium Cantonese restaurant, welcomes the Year of the Wood Sheep with two special lauriat menus, including a dessert platter with such unlikely ingredients as Emmental cheese, desiccated coconut and sweet potato.
Chinese New Year celebrations used to be a mere blip on the general consciousness.
From Feb. 8-10, Milan became the ultimate hotspot as chefs and food aficionados gathered to attend the annual international chef congress tagged as the Identità Golose. Held at MiCo Milano Congressi hall, the anticipated event was reminiscent of the recent Madrid Fusion. It was of a smaller scale but equally grand, prestigious and star-studded nonetheless.
How many of us, especially those born in the city, can say that the vegetables on the dining table came from our own backyard, or that the chicken used in the tinola was earlier seen pecking at the ground?
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