Underwater Dragon Dance Dazzles Visitors in Chongqing Aquarium
An underwater dragon dance at a Chongqing aquarium delights visitors, enhancing the festive spirit as China prepares for the Year of the Dragon during the upcoming Spring Festival.
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An underwater dragon dance at a Chongqing aquarium delights visitors, enhancing the festive spirit as China prepares for the Year of the Dragon during the upcoming Spring Festival.
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.
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.
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.
Discover the Chongqing Grand Theater, an architectural marvel in southwest China resembling a ‘glass spaceship’ sailing on the Yangtze River during the Spring Festival.
With the Lunar New Year approaching, tourist destinations across China are offering discounts and free admissions to attract travelers, boosting the tourism economy during the festive season.
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.
Severe blizzards and freezing rain have disrupted China’s Spring Festival travel rush, stranding travelers for hours and highlighting the challenges of managing the world’s largest human migration.
‘Goddesses of Flowers’ adorned in traditional Chinese costumes grace a lake in Fuzhou, bringing vibrancy to Spring Festival celebrations and highlighting cultural heritage.
China’s flower markets are thriving as the 2024 Spring Festival approaches, with sales soaring both in-person and online, reflecting a surge in demand for festive decorations and good luck charms.
The Chongqing Grand Theater, an architectural marvel resembling a ‘glass ship,’ sails along the Yangtze River in China’s Chongqing Municipality, blending modern design with cultural heritage.
Discover Chongqing’s Grand Theater, an architectural marvel resembling a glass ship, and explore the vibrant cultural scene during the Spring Festival along the Yangtze River.
Fish farming families in Suqian are sun-drying fish ahead of the Spring Festival, embracing a tradition that symbolizes abundance and prosperity in Chinese culture.
China releases guidelines to prepare for severe weather conditions ahead of the Spring Festival travel rush, focusing on transportation, power supplies, and essential services to ensure a safe holiday.
The 10th Chongqing Tongliang Dragon Lantern Art Festival ignites the Spring Festival with mesmerizing dragon dances and iron flower blossoms, celebrating China’s rich cultural heritage.
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.
Kunming’s 2024 Dianchi Night Banquet – Daguanlou Lantern Exhibition will illuminate Dianchi Lake with spectacular lantern displays from February 3 to 27, celebrating the Spring Festival.
Bakers in Qingdao’s Jimo District are crafting vibrant flower buns shaped like lucky symbols ahead of the Spring Festival, adding color and tradition to festive celebrations.
Beijing’s traditional Spring Festival temple fairs return after a three-year pandemic hiatus, reviving cultural celebrations and boosting tourism.