Monday was the start of Chinese New Year or the Lunar New Year. We’ve left the Year of the Rat and are now in the Year of the Ox. Being a quarter Chinese and having a close relationship with my ...

Bleeding Cool: What was it that excited you about helping to bring the story of 'Nian' to life? Li: Chinese mythology has a lot of beasts and creatures I was fascinated by. As a Chinese, 'Nian' was ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. At first glance, you might not expect which dessert takes center stage on a Lunar New Year table in China. Not the pillow-soft ...

According to Chinese mythology, a nian is a beast that comes out of hiding to attack people every spring. The campaign aims to reignite interest in the well-respected historical traditions of the most ...