Temple Fairs and Street Strolls: A Joyful Start to the New Year
Layue, the twelfth month of the traditional Chinese calendar, heralds vibrant temple fairs and festive street strolls, offering a joyful start to the Chinese New Year.
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Temple Fairs and Festive Strolls: Embracing Joy in the New Year
Layue, the twelfth month of the traditional Chinese calendar, ushers in a season rich with customs. As Chinese New Year begins, temple fairs and festive street strolls become the heart of joyous celebrations.
Nanning’s Yongzhou Ancient City Springs to Life with New Year Festivities
Experience the vibrant Spring Festival in Nanning’s Yongzhou Ancient City. Immerse yourself in traditional crafts, lantern displays, and lively dragon and lion dances in this unforgettable cultural feast.
Delong Hotpot: A Warm Embrace of Ningxia’s Culinary Heritage
Delong Hotpot, the essence of Ningxia cuisine, unites families nationwide during Chinese New Year’s Eve with its rich flavors and warm traditions.
Tangyuan: Savoring the Sweet Unity of Chinese New Year
Discover the sweet tradition of tangyuan—glutinous rice balls filled with sesame or peanut paste—that symbolize family unity and good fortune during Chinese New Year.
Staying Up Late: China’s Time-Honored Tradition to Usher in the New Year
Discover the rich traditions of Layue, the twelfth month of China’s lunar calendar, and the enduring custom of staying up late on Chinese New Year’s Eve to welcome the New Year.
A Taste of Tradition: Tanka Fishermen Celebrate Chinese New Year with Plum-Scented Fish
Discover how the Tanka fishermen of Hainan celebrate Chinese New Year with Plum-Scented Fish and pufferfish congee, bringing tradition and flavor to their festive feast.
China’s Spring Festival Travel Rush Begins with Record 9 Billion Trips Expected
China’s Spring Festival travel rush begins on January 14, with a record high 9 billion domestic passenger trips expected during the 40-day period leading up to the Lunar New Year celebrations.
Sweet Traditions: Candied Oranges and Eight-Treasure Rice in Zigong
Zigong in southwest China’s Sichuan Province cherishes its sweet traditions of candied oranges and eight-treasure rice, festive delicacies that evoke fond memories of Chinese New Year celebrations.
Embracing the Year of the Snake: Global Dance Challenge Unites Cultures
Celebrate the Year of the Snake by joining a global dance challenge spreading joy across cultures through shared dance moves.
Chinese Mythology Epic “Creation of the Gods II” Set for Global Release This Chinese New Year
Creation of the Gods II: Demon Force” by director Wuershan announces a global release on January 29, introducing Chinese mythological tales to international audiences this Chinese New Year.”
Steamed Buns and Prosperity: A Chinese New Year Tradition
Discover the rich tradition of steaming buns during Layue, the twelfth month of the Chinese calendar. Learn how this ancient custom symbolizes prosperity and brings families together for the New Year.
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng Stresses Safe and Smooth Spring Festival Travel
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng urges comprehensive efforts to ensure safe and smooth travel during the upcoming Spring Festival, highlighting the importance of efficient transportation and logistics operations.
Shenzhen Airport Braces for Influx as Chunyun Travel Rush Begins
Shenzhen Airport prepares for the Chunyun travel rush as millions journey home for Chinese New Year. Over 90 million railway tickets sold as of January 13.
Dong People Craft Festive Hongba Rice Cakes for Chinese New Year Celebrations
As the Chinese New Year approaches, the Dong people of Yuping Dong Autonomous County are preparing hongba, festive red glutinous rice cakes symbolizing good fortune and embodying rich cultural traditions.
Daishan’s Red Cream Crabs: A Festive Delicacy for Chinese New Year
Discover how Daishan County’s fishermen celebrate Chinese New Year with flavorful red cream crabs, a festive delicacy symbolizing prosperity and rich in tradition.
First Day of Spring Festival Travel Rush: Millions Journey Home in China
Millions begin their journey home as China’s Spring Festival travel rush kicks off, marking the start of the world’s largest annual human migration in anticipation of the Lunar New Year festivities.
China Prepares for Lunar New Year: Gala, TCM, Innovative Teacher, and Designers at Harrods
China is gearing up for the Lunar New Year with gala rehearsals, a renewed focus on Traditional Chinese Medicine, innovative teaching methods in schools, and Chinese designers showcased at Harrods.
Exploring Beijing’s Spring Festival Markets: A UNESCO-Recognized Tradition
Discover how Beijing locals prepare for the UNESCO-recognized Spring Festival, exploring vibrant markets and timeless traditions in China’s most important holiday.
CMG Celebrates Top Chinese TV Dramas at Annual Awards Ceremony
CMG hosted its third annual Chinese TV Drama Awards in Beijing, celebrating top television series and launching a tourism initiative encouraging visits to locations from popular Chinese shows and movies.