Oriental Culture
Welcome to ‘In the kitchen with Wai Yee Hong’.We love sharing our rich culture and heritage, which is why we have created this library of useful and interesting articles and resources. Take a look around if you want to learn more about Oriental culture!
Chinese Zodiac – Year of the Ox
If you are born in the Year of the Ox, it is believed that you are diligent, hardworking and loyal. Oxes are glad to help and contribute positively to their local communities and society as a whole. 08 Feb 2021 Wai Yee Hong
Chinese Zodiac – Year of the Rabbit
If you are born in the Year of the Rabbit, it is believed that you are calm, gentle, skillful and patient. Rabbits are sensitive, intuitive and tend to be popular due to their sincerity and kindness. 08 Feb 2021 Wai Yee Hong
Chinese Zodiac – Year of the Rat
If you are born a Chinese Rat it is believed that you will be energetic and likable, with an ability to adapt to changing circumstances. 06 Nov 2019 Wai Yee Hong
Chinese Zodiac – Year of the Pig
The Chinese Zodiac features 12 animals, each believed to bestow their characteristics to those born in their year. This is the horoscope for those born in the Year of the Pig. 04 Jan 2019 Wai Yee Hong
Chinese Zodiac – Year of the Dog
If you are born in the Year of the Dog, it is believed that you are fiercely loyal, easygoing and approachable. Dogs tackle the difficulties of daily life without fear and are honest and kind in their dealings with other people 14 Dec 2017 Wai Yee Hong
Chinese Zodiac – Year of the Rooster
Those born under the sign of the Rooster are often multi-talented, with many accomplishments in many fields or disciplines. They are loyal and make the most devoted friends, always keep their promises and can be trusted to keep their word. 16 Dec 2016 Wai Yee Hong
Chinese Zodiac – Year of the Monkey
Those born under the Monkey sign are said to be intelligent and creative. Their wisdom and charisma means that they often make good leaders, but they can also be egotistical and snobby. 04 Dec 2015 Wai Yee Hong
Origami Wishing Stars
Ever wanted a wish to come true? Fold these origami wishing stars to help you on your way. The more you fold, the more chance your wish will come true! 12 Oct 2015 Wai Yee Hong
Qixi – The Weaver Girl and the Cowherd
Qixi is a Chinese festival celebrated on the 7th day of the 7th moon, when couples gaze up to see star-crossed lovers, Niulang and Zhinu in the heavens. 20 Aug 2015 Wai Yee Hong
Wisdom Path, Hong Kong
The Wisdom Path is a short walk from the Big Buddha in the hills of Ngong Ping, and provides a quiet respite from the hustle and bustle of Hong Kong 27 Jul 2015 Wai Yee Hong