2010, Year of the Tiger Festivals 虎年節慶
Taiwanese Version
虎 (Tiger) written in cursive Chinese calligraphy style
虎 (Tiger) written in cursive Chinese calligraphy style
The Tiger in Chinese Calligraphy and Idioms
Gong Xi Gong Xi 2010 恭禧 恭禧 2010
The 2010 Chinese New Year Festival featured traditional and contemporary Chinese cultural activities, festivities, dances, Chinese opera and singing, karaoke competition, numerous stalls of culinary delights, arts and crafts, Chinese chess competitions, lion dances, dragon parades, calligraphy and children's events.
The attractions are for young and old, the festival is great for the whole family. The Chinese New Yea Festival begins on CNY’s Eve and run through the night. At Midnight the countdown will be accompanied by the lighting of strings of firecrackers, to usher in the New Year of the Tiger and chase away the bad spirits of the old year.In line with Chinese tradition, there are numerous displays of lions dances punctuated by beating drums and fire-crackers.
The attractions are for young and old, the festival is great for the whole family. The Chinese New Yea Festival begins on CNY’s Eve and run through the night. At Midnight the countdown will be accompanied by the lighting of strings of firecrackers, to usher in the New Year of the Tiger and chase away the bad spirits of the old year.In line with Chinese tradition, there are numerous displays of lions dances punctuated by beating drums and fire-crackers.
