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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.’
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.
President Xi Jinping extends warm greetings ahead of the Chinese New Year, wishing happiness, health, and prosperity in the Year of the Snake.
The Spring Festival shines brighter as UNESCO recognizes it as an Intangible Cultural Heritage, highlighting China’s rich traditions and global cultural connections.
Millions in China embark on record-breaking journeys home for the Spring Festival, highlighting the enduring importance of family and tradition. High-speed trains connect cities and hometowns, making reunions possible.
During China’s Spring Festival, record-breaking numbers of travelers like Wang Hui and Ms. Zhong journey home to reunite with family, highlighting the enduring significance of tradition and togetherness.
Millions journey across China as families reunite for the Spring Festival. Amid record-breaking travel, stories like Wang Hui’s highlight the enduring importance of tradition and home.
Millions travel across China for the Spring Festival, reuniting with family and embracing timeless traditions during the world’s largest annual human migration.
Millions embark on journeys home during China’s Spring Festival. At Shenzhen North Railway Station, travelers like Wang Hui and Ms. Zhong share their heartfelt stories of reuniting with family and embracing tradition.
Record-breaking numbers of travelers like Wang Hui and Ms. Zhong are making their way home during China’s Spring Festival, highlighting the enduring importance of family and tradition.
Shenzhen residents like Wang Hui and Ms. Zhong join millions returning home for China’s Spring Festival, embracing family and tradition during the annual holiday.
Shenzhen residents like Wang Hui and Ms. Zhong join millions in the Spring Festival travel rush, journeying home to reconnect with family and traditions.
Shenzhen residents like Wang Hui and Ms. Zhong embark on early morning journeys back to their hometowns, highlighting the significance of family reunions during China’s Spring Festival.
Millions embark on record-breaking journeys across the Chinese mainland as the Spring Festival approaches, reuniting families and celebrating enduring traditions.
President Xi Jinping visited Liaoning Province to extend festive greetings ahead of the Chinese New Year. He joined locals in preparations, wishing happiness and prosperity to all in the Year of the Snake.
Talented calligraphers in Beijing celebrate the Year of the Snake with artistic creations that blend tradition and modernity, embodying wishes for happiness and prosperity.
Thirteen giant panda cubs born in 2024 made their first public appearance at Sichuan’s Shenshuping base, delighting visitors as they explored a festively decorated space ahead of Chinese New Year.
China Media Group celebrated the Chinese New Year in Madrid with its ‘Prelude to the Spring Festival Gala’, showcasing Chinese culture to a global audience of diplomats, cultural leaders, and international guests.