8 Ways to Celebrate Chinese New Year Without Having to Deal with the Crowds
Feb 18, 2015 • Aldrin Tirones (Illustration)
All the major hotels will have special buffets as well, no doubt.
But if you’re allergic to crowds and traffic, here are some ways you can partake of the celebrations at your own pace.
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Use your phone for more than just playing Candy Crush (here are some life lessons from this game), okay? Most of the Chinoys in the Philippines are descended from ancestors who came from the Fujian area of China. They speak Fujian (locally spelled and known as Fookien) but usually learn Mandarin in school as it’s the medium of instruction. So they’ll understand you when you surprise them with a few phrases. P.S. Mandarin is the official language of both China and Taiwan.
Because why not?
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Old magazines, check. Scissors, check. Tape or glue, check. Free decor for your bedroom, dining room or living room, check.
How well do you know your tikoy? Here are 8 facts about it.
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Check out Manila Zoo in Malate, Manila or Avalon Zoo in Rizal and Pasig.
If you don’t like going to zoos, here is a video of goats screaming like humans
If you don’t particularly like the taste and flavor of goat, here you can watch cute baby goats!
What other ways would you celebrate Chinese New Year if you’re allergic to crowds? Share in the Comments Section below.
