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Chinese New Year e-fu noodles: Recipe

Eating long noodles at Chinese New Years symbolizes longevity. Here's a dish you can make at home.

Chinese New Year: Chinese long beans for a long life. Recipe for dragon beans

Eating long beans to symbolize a long life is a hallmark of Chinese New Year. These beans can be found in well-stocked grocers and most Asian markets. They often go by other names, including asparagus beans, yard-long beans and snake beans.

Recipe: Dragon Bean

This Dragon Bean recipe is a culinary wish for a long life.

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Eating long beans to symbolize a long life is a hallmark of Chinese New Year.

Long beans are traditional Chinese New Year dish Green beans are a culinary wish for long life

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Hong Kong Airport Hotel Plans Chinese Lunar New Year Celebrations for 2012

HONG KONG-- - The Chinese Lunar New Year, also known as Spring Festival, is the longest and most important festival in the Chinese Calendar. This celebration traditionally marks the end of the Winter and ...