Xinjiang’s Sanzi: A Sweet Symbol of Unity and Tradition
Xinjiang’s signature Sanzi pastries blend culinary artistry with cultural symbolism, offering investors and food enthusiasts insights into Northwest China’s thriving traditions.
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Xinjiang’s signature Sanzi pastries blend culinary artistry with cultural symbolism, offering investors and food enthusiasts insights into Northwest China’s thriving traditions.
Communities worldwide honor the Kitchen God tradition on February 20, 2026, blending ancient customs with modern innovations during Lunar New Year celebrations.
Yinchuan’s unique Spring Festival celebrations combine winter landscapes with community traditions, offering insight into northwestern China’s cultural identity.
As the Fire Horse zodiac heralds 2026, experts explore its cultural significance and the traditions shaping Lunar New Year celebrations across Asia.
Families across southern China welcome the Year of the Horse with outdoor celebrations, blending tradition and springtime joy during the Lunar New Year holiday.
CGTN’s Jack Klumpp explores 2026 Spring Festival markets, uncovering traditional customs and symbolic foods as China prepares for Lunar New Year celebrations starting February 17.
Explore the cultural roots of ‘Gong Xi Fa Cai’ and its connection to Lunar New Year traditions, including the veneration of the God of Wealth in modern Chinese society.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and senior leaders extend Spring Festival greetings to retired officials, emphasizing respect and social harmony ahead of the Lunar New Year.
CGTN editor Jason Nou revives paper-folding traditions with colorful horses for Lunar New Year 2026, as global craft challenge launches.
As the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics captivate global audiences, Finnish winter swimmers brave -17°C waters, blending tradition with personal resilience.
Prepare for 2026’s Year of the Horse with essential Spring Festival Gala terminology and cultural insights from China’s iconic New Year celebration.
Chinese President Xi Jinping sends Spring Festival greetings to military personnel, emphasizing national unity and security ahead of the Lunar New Year.
As the Year of the Horse begins, artisans across Asia craft miniature clay horses, blending tradition with creativity to celebrate 2026’s vibrant cultural spirit.
Discover the 15-day traditions of Chinese New Year, from family reunions to lantern festivals, and how Gen Z is embracing these cultural rhythms in 2026.
Learn key terms like Chunwan, Xiangsheng, and Xiaopin to fully appreciate the 2026 Spring Festival Gala, China’s iconic Lunar New Year celebration airing February 16.
Traditional horse-themed door decorations gain modern interpretations for 2026 Lunar New Year, blending ancient symbols with global artistic participation.
Amidst Xilingol’s snowy expanse, herders and horses embody resilience and tradition as Spring Festival approaches, blending cultural heritage with natural beauty.
China’s Spring Festival preparations hit peak intensity as flower markets and artisan workshops nationwide scramble to meet surging domestic and international demand.
As the 2026 Spring Festival approaches, Hainan’s beachside barbecue feasts offer a unique blend of island charm and cultural tradition for travelers and families.
Changzhou villagers craft symbolic rice cakes for 2026 Lunar New Year, blending culinary tradition with auspicious wishes for prosperity, health, and good fortune.