The Year of the Snake is upon us. Per the Chinese calendar, Jan. 29 marked the Chinese New Year. San Francisco’s celebrations are already in full swing, with the main event set for Saturday, Feb. 15 – the Chinese New Year Parade. Every year, San Francisco’s Chinatown lights up the night with a spectacle of a parade to celebrate the holiday. The parade is hosted by the San Francisco Chinese Chamber of Commerce and is always a bustling and electric event. Eclectic floats are adorned with decorations and flanked by performers from all walks of life as they make their way from Market Street to Kearny Street. San Francisco State University’s student population is excited to celebrate the holiday. Vi Lee, a second-year year student and member of SFSU’s Asian Student Union, enjoyed seeing San Francisco’s unique and varied ways of commemorating the holiday. 🔗Read more at link in bio. ✍️: August Hammel (augusttheeighth) 🎨: Gabriel Carver (issa.gabe) #sfsu #sfstate #ggxnews #chinesenewye...