Chinese New Year traditions, passed down from generation ... Wearing new clothes and wishing others good luck On New Year’s Day, wearing new clothes symbolizes a fresh start.

Did you know there are Latino New Year’s traditions for good luck? On New Year’s Eve, most of us wish for good fortune in different ways and many Hispanics have rituals to attract prosperity ...

It's a time for many to honor their elders, reflect on the past year's joys ... Lunar New Year has traditions passed down from generation to generation that are thought to bring good luck.

From throwing a bucket of water out the window to wearing red underwear, People Chica has compiled a list of the most common Latino New Year's Eve traditions to help start the year of right.

In every corner of the globe, cultures and communities have their own special New Year's Eve traditions they believe will usher in 365 days of health, wealth or good luck. Experiencing these ...

They say the person who launches the first New Year’s firework receives a special dose of good luck. Chinese legend ... t into all of the Chinese New Year traditions and legends, an expectation ...

Many of these practices are rooted in culinary traditions ... then iced and eaten on New Year’s day as the clock strikes midnight, as it has become a symbol of good luck. Tamale is central ...