News & Insights Across Asia
The Spring Festival is more than a holiday; it’s a vibrant celebration uniting people through culture, family, and tradition. Discover how art, food, and shared customs bring the festival to life.
Discover the vibrant celebrations of Chinese New Year through the eyes of South African content creator Lizzy Bessenger as she immerses herself in the food, family, and fun of this rich tradition.
CGTN’s Hong Yang reveals the treasures inside a traditional Chinese New Year gift box, shedding light on the rich customs of the festive season.
CGTN’s ‘Super Night’ gala on January 28, 2025, hosted by Sergey, promises a captivating Chinese New Year’s Eve filled with surprises and cultural performances.
The 39th China Qinhuai Lantern Festival has illuminated Nanjing, featuring 352 lantern installations across five areas. Blending tradition and modernity, the festival offers visitors an immersive cultural experience.
The Maomiaoji Temple Fair in Wuhan has filled the historic Maomiaoji street with vibrant New Year energy. The three-day festival, starting January 10, celebrates tradition and community in central China’s Hubei Province.
Discover how China celebrates the winter solstice with ancient traditions, festive feasts, and enchanting winter activities, from gnomon shadow measurements in Dengfeng to dumpling feasts in Xinzhou.
China celebrates its rich cultural heritage through festivals and conventions, highlighting traditional arts like shadow puppetry, bead embroidery, Peking Opera, and more.
China’s National Day celebrations showcase a blend of rich cultural heritage and modern innovation, highlighting architectural marvels, ancient arts, cinematic booms, and cutting-edge exhibitions.
China unveils its rich cultural tapestry with events like the Silk Road Film Festival in Xi’an, archaeological discoveries in Inner Mongolia, Tony Ann’s global concerts, and the Yangtze River Culture Festival.
China’s consumer market thrives ahead of the Lantern Festival, with increased spending on festive activities and products reflecting sustained economic vitality.
Experience the mesmerizing night views of Suzhou during the Chinese New Year holiday, as the city comes alive with lights and festivities.
Despite originating from different cultures, China’s Lantern Festival and Switzerland’s Fasnacht Carnival share remarkable similarities in their celebrations, highlighting universal themes of unity and joy.
Discover the diverse ways to ring in 2024 across China, from dazzling light shows and fireworks to enchanting ice festivals and culinary delights.
Urumqi’s People’s Park glows with bright red lanterns, embracing New Year festivities that warm the winter air and draw residents and tourists to celebrate tradition.
The annual winter Naadam festival has kicked off in Hulun Buir, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, celebrating Mongolian culture with traditional games and festivities.
Discover the traditions of China’s Chongyang Festival on October 23, celebrating elders, climbing mountains, and embracing rich cultural heritage.