News & Insights Across Asia
Pakistani vlogger Younus Ghazali explores Chinese Lunar New Year traditions in Kunming, sharing insights on customs like red envelopes, Spring Festival couplets, and the blend of technology with tradition.
Ambassadors from Caribbean nations joined Chinese New Year celebrations in Beijing, sharing their native festivals and unique experiences, creating a vibrant fusion of cultures.
As we welcome the Year of the Dragon, discover how the Spring Festival unites people worldwide in a celebration of renewal, family, and cultural heritage.
Over a thousand drones lit up the night sky above Chengdu Science Fiction Museum, forming spectacular images that celebrated Chengdu’s rich culture in a stunning display for Chinese New Year festivities.
Yunnan Wild Animal Park in Kunming prepares special New Year’s feasts for its animals ahead of Chinese New Year, tailoring meals to each animal’s dietary needs to celebrate the Spring Festival.
As the 2024 Chinese New Year approaches, merchants at Beijing’s Xinfadi market reflect on their memorable video call with President Xi Jinping, expressing gratitude and commitment to providing quality agricultural products.
Chinese families are adding global flavors to their New Year reunion dinners, reflecting China’s status as the world’s largest market for imported food.
A 200-meter-long dragon lantern lights up Beijing’s Shichahai district, bringing festive cheer ahead of Chinese New Year.
Guangzhou’s floating flower market has opened ahead of Chinese New Year, inviting visitors to select flowers to decorate their homes, a tradition believed to bring good luck and prosperity.
Venezuelan content creator Rafael Saavedra immerses himself in Shenzhen’s New Year market, embracing Chinese traditions as he prepares for the Year of the Dragon.
Foshan’s waterborne flower market in Lishui Town opens for the Chinese New Year, offering a romantic blend of tradition and innovation with water cruises, local cuisine, and cultural festivities.
CGTN’s ‘Super Night’ will celebrate the Year of the Dragon on Chinese New Year’s Eve with a global broadcast featuring diverse performances and multilingual hosts.
Xi’an’s Tang Paradise theme park dazzles visitors with a spectacular lantern festival celebrating the upcoming Year of the Dragon, showcasing traditional Chinese culture against the backdrop of Tang Dynasty architecture.
Lantern-making in Hengqu Village, north China’s Shanxi Province, experiences a surge in demand ahead of the Chinese New Year, as artisans create Dragon-themed lanterns for nationwide celebrations.
Markets in Guizhou’s Qiandongnan Prefecture come alive as chefs and artisans prepare traditional delicacies for the Chinese New Year, with residents flocking to stock up on festive foods.
Discover Beijing’s dragon-themed attractions to celebrate the Year of the Dragon. From Moshikou’s dragon-shaped streets to Longqing Gorge’s ice sculptures, immerse yourself in China’s rich cultural heritage.
Chengdu celebrates Lichun, the start of spring in the Chinese lunar calendar, with a festive hotpot feast and cultural performances in Kuanzhai Alley, inviting visitors to experience traditional folk customs.
Discover how traditional Chinese dances and stories are merging with food and shopping as the Chinese New Year approaches, bringing innovative celebrations to the Chinese mainland.
Beijing’s Huairou Ski Resort is ushering in the Chinese New Year with vibrant cultural events, including skiers carrying Chinese dragons, offering a festive experience for residents and visitors alike.
The ancient city of Luoyang in Henan Province celebrated Chinese New Year with a spectacular display of iron flower crafting, enchanting visitors with a dazzling iron flower rain that lit up the night sky.
