To celebrate the Chinese New Year in Johannesburg ... The Chinese New Year is celebrated with family dinners, fireworks, red envelope gifts (hóngbāo in Chinese, bao lì xì in Vietnamese ...

It’s nearly Chinese New Year and a traditional part of the celebrations is to light fireworks to mark the end of the old and the start of the new. Organised fireworks displays can be fun events ...

How a 145% tariff on China, which makes all the world's fireworks, will affect pyrotechnic displays this summer and beyond.

Industry experts say prices for fireworks could more than double, thanks to the latest round of tariffs on Chinese-made ...

Tariffs on Chinese goods could threaten to raise prices on fireworks and has caused some distributors to cancel their orders ...

Evidence is mounting that tariffs have curtailed economic activity and will soon push prices up, even if the effects will ...

With a parade tomorrow and a fireworks show on Thursday, Hongkongers have a lot of events to look forward ... during the “Cathay International Chinese New Year Night Parade”, such as floats ...

There's no denying that orchestrating Chinese New Year celebrations demands thoughtful planning and preparation, ensuring every detail reflects the richness of tradition and the spirit of the ...