By Martin Paredes/south news editor
South and SE celebrated Chinese New Year, known as the Year of the Sheep or Goat, in their own ways Feb. 19.
![A member of the J.K Wong Academy dance team performs as a dragon during the South Year of the Sheep celebration. Photo courtesy Alex Roper](https://collegian.tccd.edu/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/022515-199x300.jpg)
Photo courtesy Alex Roper
SE had its Year of the Goat celebration in the hub with Chinese calligraphy, origami, fortune cookies, a zodiac wheel game, green tea and food.
On South, its Year of the Sheep celebration featured J.K. Wong Academy performing the lion dance as well as a Kung Fu showcase. Other activities included festive music, zodiac handouts that informed students what animal was represented in the year they were born and food from Panda Express.
![South students pick a zodiac and spin the wheel to win a special prize during celebration. Bogdan Sierra Miranda/The Collegian](https://collegian.tccd.edu/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/022515_newyearsierra1-300x200.jpg)
Bogdan Sierra Miranda/The Collegian
![Vivian Lu displays her origami at a station where South students can learn the meaning of their names in Chinese and also how to write it in kanji. Katelyn Townsend/The Collegian](https://collegian.tccd.edu/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/022515_newyeartownsend2-200x300.jpg)
Katelyn Townsend/The Collegian
![In a game of chance, South students choose a photo off the game board, the worker rolls the die, and if one of the pictures on the die matches the chosen photo, the student wins a prize. Katelyn Townsend/The Collegian](https://collegian.tccd.edu/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/022515_newyeartownsend-300x200.jpg)
Katelyn Townsend/The Collegian