Lantern Festival fell on February 19 this year. The festival is celebrated on the 15th day of the first month in the lunar calendar and marks the last day of the Lunar New Year festivities. Many drama productions released special posters on this occasion. Here is a collection.
This post is coming a little late as I was busy setting up our new forums. Here is a collection of lovely posters released by drama productions in order to celebrate Valentine’s Day.
Many drama productions are wishing you a Happy Lunar New Year with special posters. Here is a collection.
The CCTV New Year’s Gala, also known as Spring Festival Gala or Chunwan (春晚), is not only the biggest TV event of the Chinese New Year, but even has an entry in the Guinness World Records as the most watched TV program worldwide! Around 700 million to one billion viewers tune in every year on Chinese New Year’s Eve to watch the 4-hour-long show that offers a broad variety of acts, including sketches, music and dance performances, acrobatics and martial arts.
Happy New Year everyone! 🙂 May all your wishes come true!
Many drama productions are wishing you a Happy Lunar New Year with special posters. Find them listed here.
My friend Littleangele recently started her own blog on Asian entertainment, tocasiatic.wordpress.com. When we’re talking about Asian entertainment, Korean dramas are still most talked about on the net. In order to help Chinese dramas come to the fore, she decided to try her hand at writing recaps of Chinese dramas, and the first drama she chose to recap is the currently airing mega hit Mr. Right!
Although she’s French and her blog is thus in French as well, she also translated her recaps of the first two episodes of Mr. Right into English to give more people the chance to read them. Please comment on her post and let her know what you think about her recaps. And encourage her to continue if you’d like to read more recaps of hers in the future! 🙂
If you want to taste some Asian snacks that can often be seen on TV, but don’t live in Asia or have an Asian supermarket near where you live, www.koreansnackbox.com is your solution. They offer original Korean snacks, that are famous throughout Asia, for a small prize and ship them worldwide right to your door.