Explore the diverse customs of the Cantonese, Hokkien, and Hakka communities during Chinese New Year. From the Reunion Dinner to the Jade Emperor God's birthday, discover the cultural significance behind these unique celebrations.
Think Chinese New Year traditions are all the same? Here’s a beginner’s guide to some of the customs of the Cantonese, Hokkien and Hakka
This festival is one of the most significant in Chinese culture, symbolising family unity, renewal, and prosperity; and this is reflected in the most important custom – the Reunion Dinner, held on the eve of the actual day.
CHINESE NEW YEAR TRADITIONS CANTTONESE HOKKIEN HAKKA FAMILY FESTIVITIES
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