Some Asians say Chinese New Year and others say Lunar New Year because they’re talking about different things: one is a specific Chinese festival, the other is an inclusive term for many cultures that follow lunar or lunisolar calendars. The wording has become a live debate around history, identity, and how to respectfully describe a holiday shared across Asia and the diaspora. Chinese New Year vs. Lunar New Year: What’s the Difference? “Chinese New Year” usually refers to th

Chinamaxxing is a viral Gen Z trend where mostly Western young people “max out” their love for Chinese culture, lifestyle, and aesthetics, turning it into an online identity and meme. It has surged across TikTok, X, YouTube, and other platforms as users joke that they’re “turning Chinese tomorrow” or are in a “very Chinese time” of their lives. What Is Chinamaxxing? Chinamaxxing blends “China” with the internet slang “-maxxing,” which means to optimize or fully commit to some

2026: The Year of the Fire Horse – A Rare and Fiery Zodiac Sign In 2026, the world welcomes the Year of the Fire Horse, a powerful and rare combination in the Chinese zodiac that happens only once every 60 years. Those born under this sign are said to embody independence, charisma, and an unstoppable drive — but also a touch of rebellion that sets them apart from all others. What Is the Year of the Fire Horse? According to the Chinese zodiac , each year is represented by one