With Chinese New Year celebrations, these flavorful food and beverage pairings open the door to delicious combinations that can be enjoyed long after the celebratory season.

For example, spring rolls, whose shape and colour resemble gold bars, are served because they represent wealth and good luck.

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Celebrate the Spring Festival with Chinese sweets and treats.

Discover the auspicious meaning behind Chinese New Year dishes and learn how these traditional food symbolise luck and prosperity.

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From sharing food with family to visiting temples and more, here are common Chinese New Year traditions you need to remember for a prosperous year The new year signifies a year of fresh beginnings ...