News & Insights Across Asia
A 20-meter-long golden dragon has been unveiled at Beijing’s Old Summer Palace to celebrate the upcoming Year of the Dragon. The animated installation blends traditional culture with modern technology.
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.
As the Year of the Dragon approaches, explore how China’s ‘loong’-inspired technology, from rockets to submersibles, embodies the nation’s spirit of innovation and ambition.
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.
Xi’an’s Tang Paradise theme park dazzles visitors with a spectacular lantern festival celebrating the upcoming Year of the Dragon, showcasing traditional Chinese culture against the backdrop of Tang Dynasty architecture.
Lantern-making in Hengqu Village, north China’s Shanxi Province, experiences a surge in demand ahead of the Chinese New Year, as artisans create Dragon-themed lanterns for nationwide celebrations.
Discover Beijing’s dragon-themed attractions to celebrate the Year of the Dragon. From Moshikou’s dragon-shaped streets to Longqing Gorge’s ice sculptures, immerse yourself in China’s rich cultural heritage.
Beijing’s Summer Palace unveils a special dragon-themed exhibition featuring 66 cultural relics, offering visitors a unique cultural experience ahead of the upcoming Year of the Dragon.
Experience the mesmerizing Tongliang Dragon Dance as it lights up Year of the Dragon celebrations, showcasing centuries-old traditions from southwest China’s Chongqing Municipality.
France’s La Poste releases stamps designed by Chinese-French artist Chen Jianghong to celebrate the upcoming Year of the Dragon, highlighting cultural exchange between France and Asia.
Harbin in northeast China is celebrating the upcoming Year of the Dragon with majestic ice and snow sculptures adorning the city, captivating visitors with these exquisite works of art.
Artist crafts a 2-meter-high dragon-shaped dough sculpture in Shanxi Province to celebrate the 2024 Chinese New Year, showcasing traditional folk art and conveying blessings for the Year of the Dragon.
As the Year of the Dragon approaches, we explore China’s diplomatic achievements in 2023, highlighting its commitment to openness and inclusiveness amidst global challenges.
An Anhui shopping mall unveils a spectacular multi-floor balloon dragon as China prepares for the Spring Festival and the upcoming Year of the Dragon. The installation brings festive cheer and cultural richness.
Wuhan’s holiday markets are bringing festive cheer as the city prepares for the Year of the Dragon. Discover how these vibrant markets are offering a variety of goods and adding excitement to the Spring Festival.
Artisans in Nantong craft blue calico dragons for the Year of the Dragon, blending traditional craftsmanship with festive celebrations.
An enchanting Snow and Ice Lantern Festival is lighting up Muling River Park in Jixi, Heilongjiang Province, celebrating the upcoming Year of the Dragon with dazzling displays and cultural performances.
Thousands gathered at China’s Longmen Grottoes as the Lushena Buddha was illuminated for New Year festivities, celebrating the Year of the Dragon and highlighting the site’s rich cultural heritage.
Pastry chefs in Liaocheng, Shandong Province, are crafting vibrant dragon-themed huamo, traditional steamed buns, in anticipation of the Year of the Dragon, delighting locals and showcasing cultural heritage.
An enchanting lantern fair has illuminated Wuhan’s Happy Valley, featuring giant dragon installations from Zigong’s artisans, to celebrate the upcoming Year of the Dragon and the Chinese New Year festivities.
