The Philippines is welcoming the 2025 Year of the Wood Snake with a series of vibrant events and cultural celebrations, including the unveiling of PHLPost’s special Year of the Snake postage stamps and a traveling stamp exhibition. Highlights include the Prosperity Trail at Robinsons Malls, featuring zodiac-themed displays, and a grand celebration at Lucky Chinatown […]
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Pru Life UK Kicks Off Year of the Wood Dragon with Festive Celebration and Commitment to Financial Security
Pru Life UK, a leading insurance provider in the Philippines, rang in the Year of the Wood Dragon with a grand celebration at their Escolta branch in Binondo, Manila. The event saw participation from over 200 of the company’s top leaders, agents, clients, and employees, all united under the theme of “PRU Love” to welcome a future filled with prosperity and security.
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Welcome Lunar New Year of the Rabbit with Chowking’s Bagong Sarap
Welcome the Lunar New Year of the Rabbit today at the Filipino-owned restaurant Chowking with its Bagong Sarap menu.
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Lunar Year of the Ox celebrated in the Philippines
“Year of the Ox” special stamps have been released by the Philippine Postal Corporation (PHLPost) to welcome the Lunar Year.
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Chinese New Year, Valentine’s Day treat with free Choco Pao from Chowking
Every year, Filipinos always look for different ways to celebrate the holidays with their loved ones. And no occasion is complete without having a feast of great-tasting food.
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New Lunar Year of the Rat heralded in Philippine postal stamps
The new lunar Year of the Rat, also known as the Chinese New Year, is being heralded by Philippine Postal Corporation (PHLPost) with special commemorative stamps depicting the first animal of the Chinese Astrology.
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Why Tikoy, Chinese New Year date changes annually — and are you Filipino or Chinese?
Since we, the ethnic Chinese, comprise a small minority of about two percent of the whole Filipino national population and mostly in business as SMEs — numerically less than even Moros or Filipino Muslims of Mindanao — questions naturally have arisen through the years about our traditions, our realities and even our very identity. This […]
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