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With Lunar New Year comes a fresh start for many East and Southeast Asian cultures around the world. According to the lunar calendar, Jan. 22, 2023, ushers in the Year of the Rabbit — or the Year of the Cat for Vietnam — a celebration filled with feasts, festivals and family gatherings. Witness how the Chinese celebrate their new year. From the norhest Haerbin to Beijing and to the very south Hong Kong, see how people of China travel, eat, perform shows and start the year of the monkey. Taking place in the legendary world of the Qing Dynasty, the movie stars Michelle Yeoh as a badass swordswoman tasked with recovering a mythic weapon called The Green Destiny. The film’s poetic aesthetics and cultural clarity make it a perfect choice for Chinese New Year celebrations. Just try not to replicate these moves at home. In celebration of Chinese New Year and the year of the ox, world-leading streaming service Netflix is set to simultaneously launch the Lunar New Year Collection in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam. From mythical creatures to inspiring true stories, the Lunar New Year collection has something for everyone to kick off the Year of the Tiger. Check out the collection by entering the auspicious numbers “888” on the Netflix search bar or visiting www.netflix.com/888 . As January is coming to a close, it is also an exciting time as Lunar New Year is this Wednesday, Jan. 29. According to National Geographic, Lunar New Year is “the most important holiday in China and Chinese communities around the world.” It is a two-week celebration with various festivities and parties. Here are our top picks of Netflix movies and TV shows that will keep every family member entertained this Chinese New Year. Bring your grandparents down memory lane with Grandmaster Ip Man, and embrace the fluid action of Ip Man, Ip Man 2 and Ip Man: Kung Fu Master. Discover these feel-good films perfect for Chinese New Year, featuring themes of family, love, resilience, and laughter. From nostalgic classics to modern gems, these movies will bring joy and warmth to your festive celebrations The documentary earned Lo the Author Under 40 Award and the Netpac Award at the 2024 Venice Film Festival, with a Chinese New Year break from Jan 27 to Feb 8. Prices for standard tickets are Six films and TV shows to watch during Chinese New Year holidays. Chinese New Year is looking a little different this year.With social distancing measures in place to curb the spread of COVID-19, the usual door to door family visits — which may range from Every spring, China’s cities are plunged into chaos as 130 million blue-collar workers return to their hometown for Chinese New Year. This mass exodus is known as the world’s largest human migration. While I do love Last Train Home, it gives me a bit of anxiety. The scenes at the train stations, where people are practically getting crushed 12. Wish Dragon (2021) The Year of the Blue Dragon wouldn’t be appropriate without a dragon feature. This animated comedy film from Sony Pictures is about a teen boy who meets a wish-granting dragon, produced by Jackie Chan and features an all-star Asian voice cast including Constance Wu (“Crazy Rich Asians”), Natasha Liu Bordizzo (“Ahsoka”), John Cho (“Star Trek”), and Ronny Celebrate the Year of the Ox with best Mandarin-language Films and Series - Only on Netflix. Find full Happy "Niu" Year Collection: The Year of the Snake is coming, and for Chinese people all around the world, it’s a time of celebration, reunion, and tradition. In addition to food, decorations, and family gatherings, one popular way to celebrate Chinese New Year is by watching movies. What other Chinese documentaries are there? You have to look further than Netflix to find great documentaries about China. As I said earlier, Netflix only has a handful to watch. Amazon Prime Video has some outstanding ones, and so too does Kanopy (which are free to watch). Check out my article on the best documentaries about China for a The series records how Chinese families around the world celebrate the Chinese New Year together. Through the lenses, the show reveals rich traditions and conventions, from the 12th lunar month to Lantern Festival, of different parts of China. Local and international scholars are invited to explain the origin of Lunar New Year. The documentary aims [] New on Netflix Explore more. A Chinese Odyssey Part Two: Cinderella documentaries, TV shows, anime, award-winning Netflix originals, and more. Watch as much 36 Must-Watch Chinese Films on Netflix Right Now. Netflix has many excellent Chinese movies across genres available to watch. So whether you are a C-drama fan or crave romance, comedy, or suspense, there is something for everyone. Here are the 36 best Chinese films on Netflix you can watch now. These can also help you understand and learn more The story of a woman killed by her fiancé on a cross-country during a vanlife journey is set to be included in a new Netflix documentary. 8 lucky plants to bring prosperity for Chinese New Year.
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