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President Xi Jinping lauded China’s solid progress amid challenges in the Year of the Dragon at a high-level reception, highlighting economic recovery and innovation ahead of the Chinese New Year.
President Xi Jinping praised China’s solid progress amid challenges at a Lunar New Year reception, highlighting the nation’s vitality and resilience during the past year.
Chinese President Xi Jinping praises China’s solid progress over the past year despite challenges, during a high-level reception ushering in the Year of the Dragon.
China’s birth rate rose in 2024 for the first time in seven years, with 9.54 million newborns recorded, signaling a potential demographic shift boosted by the Year of the Dragon and supportive policies.
Chinese New Year on February 10 marks the Year of the Dragon. Explore how traditions evolve in the digital age, the dragon’s symbolism, and the festival’s significance in Chinese culture.
A 200-meter-long dragon lantern illuminated Beijing’s Shichahai during the first snowfall of the Year of the Dragon, drawing residents and visitors to celebrate amidst the snow.
First-year student Mian Xukun and her family drove 10 hours to Chengdu to celebrate the Year of the Dragon, experiencing the city’s vibrant Lunar New Year festivities.
With the arrival of the Year of the Dragon, the Chinese Archaeological Museum in Beijing remained open during the eight-day Spring Festival holiday, drawing visitors eager to explore dragon-related artifacts.
San Diego Zoo Safari Park begins a two-day event celebrating the Chinese New Year, with the opening ceremony hosted by CEO Paul Baribault and attended by Chinese Consul General Guo Shaochun.
The Chinese mainland’s longest-ever Spring Festival holiday ended on February 17, marking a record-breaking surge in tourism that surpassed figures from both 2023 and pre-pandemic 2019.
Thousands of drones dazzled Bohu County’s night sky in Xinjiang, forming dragons and phoenixes to celebrate the Year of the Dragon during the Spring Festival, enchanting spectators with a stunning display.
A 999-meter-long dragon-themed corridor at Feilong Lake Scenic Area in Guizhou is attracting tourists during the Spring Festival, marking the start of the Year of the Dragon.
Hong Kong lit up the night sky over Victoria Harbor with a stunning fireworks display on the second day of the Lunar New Year, celebrating the Year of the Dragon and attracting thousands of spectators.
Philadelphia’s Chinatown welcomes the Year of the Dragon with vibrant festivities, sharing Chinese traditions through lion and dragon dances, parades, and cultural events.
On the first day of the Year of the Dragon, Hong Kong’s grand float parade dazzled tens of thousands in Tsim Sha Tsui, featuring vibrant floats and performances from local and international groups.
People worldwide are sending blessings to celebrate the Chinese New Year. As the Year of the Dragon approaches, international communities join in festivities, embracing traditions and sharing goodwill.
Macao’s Chief Executive Ho Iat Seng emphasizes proactive efforts to achieve significant progress in economic diversification during the Year of the Dragon, focusing on integration with national development.
Xiamen and Kinmen County will celebrate the Lunar New Year together with a spectacular fireworks display on February 10, symbolizing unity and shared heritage across the Taiwan Strait.
Mexico prepares to celebrate the Lunar New Year, embracing Chinese traditions for the Year of the Dragon, highlighting cultural ties and global interest in the festival.
As 2024 marks the Year of the Dragon, explore the significance of the ‘loong’ in Chinese culture—a symbol of good fortune, wisdom, and power that continues to inspire across the globe.