Lunar New Year
Don’t get us wrong, Starbucks Japan has great merchandise, but have you seen Starbucks Singapore?!
From the relatable to the amoo-sing, there’re idioms for Japanese language learners of all skill levels.
Videos show lunar New Year treats require a forceful stabbing that breaks hearts while making mouths water.
The Lunar New Year is China’s biggest holiday and the time when most of the country travels back home in impressive numbers, prays for luck and of course spends some quality time with family who remind their adult children why they’re failing at life. And the Spring Festival, as it’s commonly called, can be an exceptionally annoying time for single 20- and 30-somethings whose more traditional parents gripe constantly about the lack of a significant other and the every-decreasing hope of a grandchild. A Chinese comedy group put out a video recently that offers single woman a solution to this headache—a company that rents out boyfriends to impress your parents and get them off your case until the next New Year holiday.