Chinese New Year 2012(Jan 27)

Since we have moved to Moncton, we no longer celebrated any official Chinese New Year; There is a dinner celebration by the small Chinese community but we didn't join.
Besides Chinese, this new year ( so-called Lunar New Year) is also for Korean, Vietnamese. Magma is a Multi-cultural association so that it also has small celebration for the kids to enjoy.

On the first day of Chinese new year, our family has our own " new year foods", honestly, I never thought that I would cook those traditional meals, if I were in Hong Kong, I would have visited mom, and other relatives during the new year holiday, in which I just sat down and enjoyed the foods. But for the kids, I think it is no harm to let them have the feel of traditional festival.