Chinese New Year is almost upon us and there’s no better way to express your good wishes than with traditional greetings. But if your knowledge of Chinese is not quite up to par, Young Post has ...

In 1908, Takuboku Ishikawa (1886-1912), a poet born in Iwate Prefecture, sent a brush-written “nengajo” (New Year’s greeting card) to the linguist Kyosuke Kindaichi (1882-1971), a fellow ...

As Lunar New Year officially begins ... Meaning: a common greeting for wishing that someone will have money left at the end of every year. Similar to “kung hei fat choi”, you can say this ...