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February 2 – 8, 2001

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Welcome to the Year of the Snake!

AsianWeek proudly presents a special collection of stories and news about the celebrations, culture, and meaning of the Lunar New Year.

Bring it On
Flower fair ushers in the Lunar New Year

Lady White Snake
According to Chinese folklore, some snakes are female deities

Animal Instinct
Feeling passionate? Oh, you sneaky snake!

Snakes You Should Know
Björk’s one, and so is I.M. Pei

Bush’s Dog Days
Fortunetellers predict good year for president

Horoscopes
Pigs will have a bumpy year; how about you?

In Time
WWII mars snake history

“For Reals?”
The truth about the snake

Modern Days
Chinese New Year, 21st-century style

Show Me the Lai See!
Yeah, the envelopes are nice, but where’s the money?

Sticky Balls
Recipes for those who prefer to skip the snake

Savory Holiday
Celebrations center around food

Past, Present and Future
A look at the S.F. Chinatown New Year’s Parade

Floats
Which ones to look for

Kids in Costume
Harder Elementary students perform lion and ribbon dances

Fire
Two S.F. restaurants hit with arson — may be part of New Year extortion ring

Say What?
Personal accounts of the holiday

Floss Talk
Youth columnist Queena Lu on becoming immortal

Too Good to Lick
USPS unveils Year of the Snake stamp

Even in Australia
Celebrations down under despite anti-Asian rhetoric

Around the World
Party Malaysia

Tet
Vietnamese Americans gather in San Jose

A Diverse People
Other Asian New Year’s traditions

Washington Journal
Columnist Phil Tajitsu Nash remembers JA New Year traditions — and the soothing sounds of jazz


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