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The 2025 CMG Spring Festival Gala blends tradition and technology, featuring immersive performances and unveiling “Si Sheng Sheng,” the vibrant mascot for the Year of the Snake.
The 2025 CMG Spring Festival Gala is set to dazzle audiences with a fusion of tradition and technology, featuring immersive AR and VR experiences and unveiling ‘Si Sheng Sheng,’ the vibrant mascot symbolizing the Year of the Snake.
Blending tradition with technology, the 2025 CMG Spring Festival Gala promises an immersive celebration of Chinese New Year, featuring cutting-edge AR and VR performances and unveiling the vibrant mascot “Si Sheng Sheng.”
Discover how the 2025 CMG Spring Festival Gala is blending tradition with technology, unveiling its mascot “Si Sheng Sheng” and promising an immersive experience with cutting-edge AR and VR performances.
The 2025 CMG Spring Festival Gala blends tradition with technology, featuring immersive performances enhanced by AR and VR, and introducing “Si Sheng Sheng,” the vibrant mascot symbolizing the Year of the Snake.
Discover how the 2025 CMG Spring Festival Gala blends tradition with technology, featuring the new mascot “Si Sheng Sheng” and an immersive lineup of performances celebrating the Year of the Snake.
The 2025 CMG Spring Festival Gala promises a unique fusion of tradition and technology, unveiling innovative performances and the captivating mascot “Si Sheng Sheng” to celebrate the Year of the Snake.
Experience the excitement of Beijing’s Spring Festival with nearly 10,000 cultural activities, from traditional temple fairs to innovative ice and snow sports, celebrating the festive season.
China Media Group (CMG) has unveiled Si Shengsheng, the official mascot for the Year of the Snake, as Chinese communities worldwide prepare to celebrate on January 29 with the theme ‘Year of the Snake, Keep Your Spirits Awake.’
The 2025 Spring Festival Gala reveals its ruyi-inspired logo, reviving an auspicious Chinese symbol of good fortune and eternal harmony, and connecting tradition with contemporary culture.
A pioneering micro-drama series about preserving ancient books has launched online, captivating young audiences and highlighting the importance of cultural heritage.
In Guizhou’s Yinjiang County, Tujia traditions come alive through vibrant village theater during the Spring Festival, celebrating the Year of the Snake and preserving cultural heritage through distinctive folk dances.
Tujia people in Yinjiang, Guizhou Province are celebrating ‘gan nian’, or ‘chasing the new year’, an ancient tradition dating back 400 years, marking the upcoming Spring Festival with vibrant customs.
As the Year of the Snake approaches, Arizona artist Robbie Swain celebrates Chinese New Year by painting the native diamondback rattlesnake, blending cultures with a festive twist.
Artist Wendyl Martin adds wellness to Chinese New Year by painting a healing snake for the Year of the Snake, symbolizing hope for health and vitality.
Experience the vibrant festivities of Wuxi’s Nanchang Street as the 2025 Spring Festival Gala extends its venues to Jiangnan, bringing the spirit of the Year of the Snake to life amid rich cultural heritage.
Discover the story of the twin Mazu stone statues gazing across the Taiwan Strait from Meizhou Island and the island of Taiwan, symbolizing a shared cultural heritage.
Discover the story behind the twin statues of Mazu, the revered sea goddess, standing on Meizhou Island and the island of Taiwan, symbolizing shared heritage across the Taiwan Strait.
Discover the story of the twin Mazu statues on Meizhou Island and the island of Taiwan, and how they symbolize unity across the Taiwan Strait in ‘The Journey of the Goddess’.
Discover the story of the twin statues of Mazu, the revered sea goddess, as they gaze across the Taiwan Strait, symbolizing cultural unity and shared heritage between communities in Fujian and Taiwan.
