NihaoHolidays helps you figure out Chinese holiday traditions, greetings, and etiquette. Chinese festivals are rich in meaning—and confusing if you're not from the culture. Red envelopes for New Year. Moon cakes for Mid-Autumn. The right way to greet elders during Qingming. This tool gives you: • Festival guides with dates, traditions, and cultural context • An AI assistant for questions about Chinese customs • Tools to create greetings and design red envelopes

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Hello! I stumbled upon this while preparing for my first Chinese New Year in Shanghai, and it's been incredibly helpful. I've always been fascinated by Chinese culture, but honestly, the festival traditions felt like a complete mystery. I remember my first Mid-Autumn Festival walking past bakeries packed with mooncakes and having no clue why everyone was buying them. Or during Qingming, seeing people visiting graves and not knowing the proper etiquette. NihaoHolidays changed that. The festival guides break everything down in a way that actually makes sense—no prior knowledge required. I especially love the AI assistant. Last week I asked whether it's appropriate to wish a Chinese colleague "Happy New Year" over text, and got a clear, helpful answer in seconds. The practical tools are great too. I used the greeting generator to create a Chinese New Year message for my boss, and she actually replied saying my Mandarin pronunciation was good. Small win, but it meant a lot. If you're new to Chinese culture—whether you moved here, are learning the language, or just have Chinese colleagues—this tool will save you from a lot of awkward moments. Highly recommend giving it a try!

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Know what to say and do at every Chinese festival

Know what to say and do at every Chinese festival