Chinese Traditions

Discussion in 'Chinese Chat' started by Phil, Jan 19, 2008.

  1. Phil

    Phil 香港 PA 社團 揸Fap 人

    DO Any of yous Like doing some Chinese Traditions like Eating Mooncake, um Lotus candy and etc
    Attending those Chinese festivals, Eating some Traditional Chinese Food like, Sweet Melon Candy, Sesame Fried balls , that Tong Tuen in White Carrot soup, and other stuff
    Lol i do it but sometime it feels weird, maybe coz im grown up, Sweet Melon Candy and Tong Yuen ^^ lol
     
  2. xxloserrolliexx

    xxloserrolliexx Well-Known Member

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    My family and I are the most tradition
    when it comes to Chinese New years..
    where you going out to dinner and "by sun" on new years..
    and how we follow the dates, where some day you are allowed to do
    this and some days not...
    and also during the moon festival....mooncakes
    yea...I kind of enjoy it..and i guess i really don't mind it..
    kind of fun too...
     
  3. wind2000

    wind2000 Self Schemata

    Didnt follow it ever since moving to Canada.
     
  4. tiffer858

    tiffer858 Well-Known Member

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    yea i only follow the chinese tradition of like celebrating new year and like "bai sun" on special days
     
  5. Phil

    Phil 香港 PA 社團 揸Fap 人

    lol Chinese New Year is coming up , Get ready to Recieve Lei See, and fish out Lei See lol, Chinese New Year is prob like the most Chinese traditions, lol when do we eat mooncake again , isnt it like some laturn thingy?
     
  6. hoi_lee

    hoi_lee Well-Known Member

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    Mooncakes are eaten during mid autumn festivals.
    hahaha, guess we are partially traditional, but the tradition in my family is a bit loose, and it isn't as big of a thing. WOOT!!! CNY coming up, bahahha...lei see xD
     
  7. Phil

    Phil 香港 PA 社團 揸Fap 人

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    lol i wish this was me recieveing the red pocket haha
     
  8. tricky7_

    tricky7_ Well-Known Member

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    We follow some traditions like the red pockets, mooncakes and you know when a baby is born you make this egg, pork and ginger pot. We don't celebrate big, we just make the traditional things.
     
  9. Phil

    Phil 香港 PA 社團 揸Fap 人

    lol celebrate big? lol just go ChinaTown where u live and like celebrate there ^^ the City ChinaTown, stock up on Snacks and Asian stuff.
     
  10. jnny

    jnny Well-Known Member

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    gotta celebrate Chinese New Year for surrre!~
    This 'holidday' is the substitution for christmas since my family don't really celebrate christmas..
     
  11. tiffer858

    tiffer858 Well-Known Member

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    yea chinese new year time to get crazy and loaded with money at the same time-lol
     
  12. Phil

    Phil 香港 PA 社團 揸Fap 人

    lol , r u in hte situation where u have to give back or does ur parents give out利是 , lol not fun when u have to give out too haha it kinda feels like a trade =P
     
  13. xmichelly

    xmichelly Well-Known Member

    ^ i used to give back my red envelope money because my mom said i was too young to keep it >.>
    now i keep it all ^-^
     
  14. Phil

    Phil 香港 PA 社團 揸Fap 人

    lol, ^^ too young to keep , now u know what money is , so ur not too young anymore
     
  15. xmichelly

    xmichelly Well-Known Member

    i knew what money was when i was young ..
    my mom told me i took $100 from her and put it in my stuffed animal when i was in elementary school
    but i don't remember it ever happening-huh?
     
  16. Phil

    Phil 香港 PA 社團 揸Fap 人

    lol did u have to pay her back the $100? or was that just a excuse to 打屁股
     
  17. xmichelly

    xmichelly Well-Known Member

    haha she said she took it back when she found it in my stuffed animal
     
  18. dreyvii

    dreyvii Well-Known Member

    Oh yeah, traditions are traditions. We don't follow everything per se, but there are some that we never miss, like having dinner together on CNY eve and bai nien on Chinese New Year, eating rice dumplings on 'tuen em' festival, eating mooncakes and lighting lanterns during Mid Autumn festival, having dinner and tong yuen during winter solstice. Did I miss out anything?