 For Chinese families around the world, Chinese New Year means it's time to stop counting calories and start counting blessings. Food takes on great symbolism during this 15-day celebration that begins January 24 this year. To load your plate with good luck, indulge in these celebratory foods:
For Chinese families around the world, Chinese New Year means it's time to stop counting calories and start counting blessings. Food takes on great symbolism during this 15-day celebration that begins January 24 this year. To load your plate with good luck, indulge in these celebratory foods:
	Black moss seaweed: wealth
	Kumquat: prosperity
	Lychee nut: familial bonding
	Raw fish: success
	Chicken: prosperity
	Noodles & peanuts: longevity
	Oranges & tangerines: abundant happiness
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Photography by: Jeff Padrick