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China’s women’s ice hockey captain Yu Baiwei is set to lead her team at the ninth Asian Winter Games in her hometown Harbin. Yu shares her hopes to perform better and make a breakthrough on home ice.
Fishermen in Sansha honor their ancestral ‘108 Brothers’ with a traditional ceremony to welcome the Chinese New Year and the Year of the Snake, praying for safe voyages and abundant catches.
China welcomes the Year of the Snake with dazzling fireworks, as people celebrate Chinese New Year’s Eve with traditions that bring good luck and drive away evil spirits.
China’s Wang Xinyu secured her first win of the season, defeating Canada’s Rebecca Marino in a thrilling three-set match at the Singapore Open to advance to the second round.
Artist duo Pang Fei and Pang Minghao reimagine the Chinese God of Wealth, blending tradition with modern flair during the Chinese New Year.
Travel enthusiasm surges across the Chinese mainland as the extended eight-day Chinese New Year holiday kicks off, marking the first Spring Festival following its World Heritage inscription.
Global pop stars like Ed Sheeran dazzled at CGTN’s Super Night Spring Festival Gala, bringing fresh energy to Chinese New Year with heartfelt performances and greetings.
China’s Spring Festival box office hit a record $220 million on the first day of the Year of the Snake, as audiences flocked to see a diverse lineup of new films.
China’s Spring Festival holiday box office revenue surpasses $276 million as audiences flock to cinemas to watch a diverse lineup of films, marking a record-breaking pre-sale period.
China’s Spring Festival box office revenue soared to over $276 million on the first day of the Year of the Snake, setting new records as audiences flocked to cinemas to enjoy a diverse array of films.
China’s Spring Festival box office revenue has soared to over $276 million, setting a new record as audiences flocked to cinemas to celebrate the Year of the Snake with a diverse lineup of films.
China’s Spring Festival holiday has set new box office records, with revenues surpassing 2 billion yuan on the first day. Six new films offer diverse genres, drawing enthusiastic audiences nationwide.
China’s Spring Festival holiday kicks off with a record-breaking box office, surpassing $276 million as audiences flock to a diverse lineup of six new films on the first day of the Year of the Snake.
China’s Spring Festival holiday kicks off with record-breaking box office sales, topping $276 million as millions enjoy a diverse lineup of new films.
China’s Spring Festival holiday sees record-breaking box office sales of over $276 million, with six new films offering a diverse range of genres and themes exciting moviegoers nationwide.
China’s Spring Festival box office hits a record high, with revenues exceeding $276 million on the first day of the Year of the Snake, driven by a diverse lineup of six new film releases.
China’s Spring Festival holiday sees box office sales surpass $276 million, setting new records. Diverse film offerings excite audiences, making it the most successful pre-sale period ever.
Millions of Chinese moviegoers celebrated the Year of the Snake by propelling the Spring Festival box office to a record-breaking 2 billion yuan ($276 million).
China’s Spring Festival holiday box office revenue surpassed 2 billion yuan ($276 million), setting a new record as moviegoers flocked to theaters to celebrate the Year of the Snake with a diverse lineup of films.
China’s Spring Festival box office revenue surpassed $276 million on the first day of the Year of the Snake, setting a new record as audiences flocked to cinemas for a diverse lineup of films.