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‘Feng shui’ characterizes positive attitude of Fil-Chinese in Binondo

By Anna Valmero MANILA CITY, METRO MANILA— Less than two weeks before the Chinese New Year on February, the Fil-Chinese community in Binondo is busier than usual preparing for the event. Of course, feng shui charms are abundant even for the non-Chinese who wish to attract good luck this year.

Feng shui masters speak of a cautious year ahead

LOOKING at the characteristics of the mythical dragon creature, one that is strong, dynamic and competitive, it would be understandable for many to assume a smooth-sailing and hopeful 2012.

James Yap keen on also 'adopting' Bimby

MANILA, Philippines - James Yap may now be a free man yet it doesn't mean that he would just turn his back on his son Baby James with his now ex-wife Kris Aquino, especially since the young boy is also affected by the annulment.

Focus: Enter the water dragon

While Feng Shui is practiced the whole year round, it is particularly popular as the Chinese celebrate the Lunar New Year, which this year falls on Monday, Jan. 23.

A wish of luck for the Chinese New Year

It’s safe to say that in the Philippines, there isn’t another holiday quite as colorful, raucous, and shrouded in myth and mysticism as the Chinese New Year. Also called the Lunar New Year or the Spring Festival, it’s a celebration where practices and traditions are centered on the most elusive of things: good luck. From the food, to the performances, to the clothes, down to the ornaments that ...