You're not just going to sit there and watch, are you? Here's how to do the Snake proud
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Tacky New Year's tunes, fashion faux pas in blazing red, businesses either closed or packed -- traveling in China during Chinese New Year (CNY) can be discouraging.
Unless you know how to embrace the holiday like a local.
The Year of Snake begins on February 10 and celebrations will last for two weeks.
To get more from the experience than the ability to parrot "kung xi fa cai" or "gung hei fat choy" (Happy New Year), here are seven ways for travelers to celebrate Chinese New Year, aka Spring Festival.
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