Chinese New Year has arrived again. The Theme for 2021, "The Year of the Ox."
According to Oprah.com, the Ox represents, "a holding pattern." So keep calm and carry on as best you can in 2021. Hold off on major moves if you're able." This website acknowledges that you should "try not to be obsessive about following the news, because so much information is in the air."
The Logue Library Staff is ready to help students with their research papers via in person or remotely. With our help, you will keep calm and carry on.
If you are a CHC Student International Business, Language, and Culture Major, you will find many resources to research this topic.
Check the library site for links for International Business, Language, and Culture majors.
If you search on the topic "Chinese New Year" in Logue's Catalogue, you will get 640 results that present 519 eBooks and 115 Print Books. Additionally, the EBSCO Database has at least 63,500 articles for you to review.
Books on the topic of Chinese New Year
Chinese through song: by Hong Zhang, Zu-yan Chen Format: eBook
Chinese philosophy A-Z: by Bo Mou Format : eBook
Chinese history and culture. Volume 1, Sixth Century B.C.E to seventeenth century
by Yingshi Yu, Josephine Ciu-Duke, and Michael S Duke. Format: eBook
How Is Chinese New Year Celebrated?
Chinese New Year Around the World 2021
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Thank you to the following Logue Librarians with helping me with this blog:
Mary Jo Larkin, SSJ Dean of Library with editing for this blog.
Posted by J. Presley, Systems Management Librarian.
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