Embracing the Year of the Snake: Festive Traditions and Global Symbols 🐍
Discover the allure of the Year of the Snake! 🐍 Dive into festive traditions and uncover what the snake symbolizes across cultures during the Chinese New Year celebrations.
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Discover Xiadang: A Dreamlike Journey from Tradition to Transformation 🌟
Ever dreamt of a place where ancient traditions meet modern vibes? Discover Xiadang Town, Fujian’s hidden gem that transformed from poverty to prosperity while keeping its rich culture alive! 🌟
President Xi Sends Spring Festival Greetings to China’s Service Members
President Xi Jinping surprised the troops with festive greetings ahead of the Spring Festival, highlighting the importance of combat readiness and boosting morale among China’s military personnel.
Experience the Thrills of Beijing’s Spring Festival Celebration! 🎉
Experience the excitement of Beijing during the Spring Festival! From temple fairs to ice sports, discover the vibrant cultural activities happening in the capital. 🎆
Tujia Traditions Shine in Guizhou’s Village Theater 🎭✨
Experience the vibrant Tujia traditions in Guizhou’s village theater! 🎭✨ This Chinese New Year, the Tujia people bring their culture to life with unique folk dances and rituals for a bountiful harvest.
Tujia People in Guizhou ‘Chase the New Year’ with 400-Year Tradition
The Tujia people in Guizhou’s Yinjiang are celebrating ‘gan nian’ or ‘chasing the new year’, a 400-year-old Spring Festival tradition filled with traditional attire and feasting.
Experience the Festive Vibes of Wuxi’s Nanchang Street this Spring Festival! 🎉
Celebrate the Year of the Snake on Wuxi’s Nanchang Street as the 2025 Spring Festival Gala brings festivities to Jiangsu Province! Experience vibrant Jiangnan culture in the heart of Wuxi.
President Xi Sends Warm Wishes for the Year of the Snake 🐍
Chinese President Xi Jinping extends warm festive greetings ahead of the Year of the Snake, wishing happiness, health, and prosperity to all Chinese people as they celebrate the Spring Festival on January 29.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang Visits Historic Dabie Mountains Ahead of Spring Festival 🎉
Chinese Premier Li Qiang visited the historic Dabie Mountains in Anhui Province ahead of the Spring Festival, focusing on rural revitalization and modernization. 🎉🇨🇳
Spring Festival Fever: How China’s New Year Connects the World 🌏🎉
Discover how the Spring Festival, China’s most influential celebration, is uniting people worldwide after being recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage. 🌏🎉