We are sorry, the requested page does not exist
How Chinese Religion clashed – and mixed – with Filipino Christianity
Chinese New Year shows the unique faith of Filipino-Chinese families, visiting Buddhist temples to honor their ancestors while still professing faith in the Catholic Church.....»»
TYBOX: Understanding Chinoys beyond dragon dances
The Chinese New Year festivity last February 10 was all over my Facebook wall, with Chinese communities in major cities – Binondo, Cebu, Cagayan de Oro, my Davao, and even Naga – performing the customary dragon dance welcoming the Year of the Dragon. I got to watch Davao Chinatown’s countdown to the New Year online […].....»»
NUSTAR celebrates tradition with larger-than-life Easter eggs
NUSTAR celebrates tradition with larger-than-life Easter eggs.....»»
Cebu Pacific Celebrates 28th anniversary with Seat Sales
Cebu Pacific Celebrates 28th anniversary with Seat Sales.....»»
Mapúa MCM celebrates standard of quality education with certification of ISO 21001:2018
Mapúa MCM celebrates standard of quality education with certification of ISO 21001:2018.....»»
3 Chinese nationals nabbed for violating Davao City’s firecracker ban
DAVAO CITY (MindaNews / 11 February) – Three Chinese nationals who used pyrotechnics to welcome the Chinese New Year here are facing charges for violating City Ordinance 060-02 or the firecracker ban. Arrested by operatives of the Davao City Police Office (DCPO) for using pyrotechnics at the Royal Pines Subdivision along Shrine Hills in Matina […].....»»
Appreciating the Chinese-Filipinos
This year, the Lunar New Year, known more popularly as the Chinese New Year, was again declared a national holiday......»»
W. Visayas agri research center celebrates 65 years
W. Visayas agri research center celebrates 65 years.....»»
Mang Inasal celebrates summer with the biggest Halo-Halo party
Mang Inasal celebrates summer with the biggest Halo-Halo party.....»»
NDFP celebrates 51st anniversary, foresees resurgence
“On the firm foundation of the 51 years of glorious revolutionary struggle and the resurgence that inevitably follows rectification we are confident of winning more battles in the years to come." The post NDFP celebrates 51st anniversary, foresees resurgence appeared first on Bulatlat......»»
La Carlota City celebrates 42nd Pasalamat Festival
La Carlota City celebrates 42nd Pasalamat Festival.....»»
Iriga City celebrates Int l Youth Day and Linggo ng Kabataan
Iriga City celebrates Int'l Youth Day and Linggo ng Kabataan Vox Bikol Tue, 08/21/2018 - 15:13.....»»
Bunye: Ayala Corporation celebrates 190 years of excellence and compassion
Bunye: Ayala Corporation celebrates 190 years of excellence and compassion.....»»
PMPI General Assembly Celebrates 'TWENTY: Transformative Work on Environment and Nature s Rights Through the Years
PMPI General Assembly Celebrates 'TWENTY: Transformative Work on Environment and Nature s Rights Through the Years.....»»
Basilica Minore del Santo Niño de Cebu celebrates its 59th dedication anniversary
Basilica Minore del Santo Niño de Cebu celebrates its 59th dedication anniversary.....»»
Bago celebrates 58 years of cityhood
Bago celebrates 58 years of cityhood.....»»
Bago celebrates 58 years of cityhood, sets Sarah-Bamboo free concert
Bago celebrates 58 years of cityhood, sets Sarah-Bamboo free concert.....»»
Carworld Malolos celebrates 30 years of service excellence
Carworld Malolos celebrates 30 years of service excellence.....»»
A royal first: Australia celebrates Mary’s historic rise as queen consort in Denmark
A royal first: Australia celebrates Mary’s historic rise as queen consort in Denmark.....»»
Celebrating 50 years of APCU
Last Monday, Feb. 26, 2024, the Association for Philippines-China Understanding celebrated its 50th anniversary at The Manila Hotel. As a new member of this organization, I was honored to meet more friends from the Filipino-Chinese community as well as the Chinese embassy in the Philippines, where it was very touching to be acknowledged for my Chinese roots, being part of the Lim family, as well as for the columns that I continue to write in The Philippine STAR, most especially when the original author of Roses and Thorns was my granduncle, Alejandro Roces......»»