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A rundown on what's open and closed for the next 7 days. Read more...
![[The FAQ]: The Ins and Outs of Chinese New Year](https://images.smartshanghai.com.cn/uploads/compressed/2021/02/09/08b46da3-9fef-49ed-a47c-a46a78fed791.jpeg.450.300.webp)
Celebrate Chinese New Year like a pro. All the basic stuff you need to know before you ring in the Year of the Ox! Read more...
A hotel stay can be an inexpensive joy. Read more...
Say sayonara to January Shanghai style. Read more...
Catch a break from the bustle and look into Shanghai’s most serene hotel. Read more...
Schools confirm their schedule for the upcoming Chinese New Year vacation Read more...
The lanterns will light up again for yuanxiao jie (元宵节), the Lantern Festival, after six years away. The annual show in Jiading’s
All the biggest events, festivals and parties to look forward to in the new year, in one place. Bookmark! Read more...
Our official friends in Beijing have declared the Public Holiday Schedule for 2020. Unfortunately, this is not the year they abolish the silly "make-up" days but there are some changes. The biggest one is that Mid-Autumn Festival and October... Read more...
CNY officially ends on Tuesday, February 19 with Spring Lantern Festival , when hoards of Shanghai'ers will push their way into Yu Gardens to... Read more...
All the biggest events, festivals and parties to look forward to in the new year, in one place. Bookmark! Read more...
I once made a long trip out to Xiang Xuehai in Jiangsu Province just to see Chinese plum blossoms. The small, picturesque mountain is famous for plum blossoms pilgrimages, after our Kangxi Emperor did the same thing I did hundreds of years... Read more...
Lunar Chinese New Year is over for another year. Did you have a good time? I think I did. Because comparing with what happened to some people, my holiday was near perfect. With ample free time to spend online, CNY is never without a good... Read more...
What’s open, what’s going on, what to see, do, eat, drink in Shanghai for CNY. Read more...
Hey, parents! Here's a list of winter camps you can send your kids to, starting at the end of January through Chinese New Year. This includes full day dancing with Shanghai... Read more...
Drop whatever 'work' you're doing, the gov't's released next year's official holiday schedule earlier than usual. Usually the announcement comes out three weeks before the new year. Get booking! Good news; there are technically 27 days off. Bad... Read more...
Tales of triumph and defeat. Here's what our readers got up to for Chinese New Year. Read more...
Greeting, CNY survivors. So far, we've received several compelling stories of your Chinese New Year holidays -- tales of fireworks accidents and lost fingers, countryside kidnappings, love, hate, rage, and really bad behavior in the bars -- but... Read more...
SmSh takes you inside three unmissable exhibitions on right now in Shanghai. If you're stuck in the city, how's about a little edification? Read more...
![[Shop Talk]: DIY Hongbao Envelopes with Paper Tiger Shanghai](https://images.smartshanghai.com.cn/uploads/compressed/2017/01/24/34820a33-d30a-4b9d-be55-88f4cf9bae02.jpeg.450.300.webp)
It's the thought in the wrapping that counts too. Paper Tiger Shanghai shows us how to make our own hongbao envelopes. Read more...
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