News & Insights Across Asia
Brooklyn residents celebrated the Year of the Snake with vibrant Chinese New Year festivities, featuring lion dances and traditional arts, bringing a touch of home to many and introducing Chinese culture to newcomers.
Communities across China’s Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan region celebrated the Spring Festival with vibrant traditions, highlighting cultural heritage and unity in the Year of the Snake.
CGTN’s host Syabrenko Mariya celebrates the Chinese New Year with a hand dance imitating snake movements, honoring the Year of the Snake—a symbol of wisdom and longevity in Chinese culture.
Global Chairman of PwC, Mohamed Kande, shares heartfelt Chinese New Year greetings as the world welcomes the Year of the Snake. His message highlights unity and optimism for the year ahead.
Fishermen in Sansha honor their ancestral ‘108 Brothers’ with a traditional ceremony to welcome the Chinese New Year and the Year of the Snake, praying for safe voyages and abundant catches.
China welcomes the Year of the Snake with dazzling fireworks, as people celebrate Chinese New Year’s Eve with traditions that bring good luck and drive away evil spirits.
China’s Spring Festival box office revenue surpassed $276 million on the first day of the Year of the Snake, setting a new record as audiences flocked to cinemas for a diverse lineup of films.
China’s Spring Festival holiday box office revenue surpassed $276 million on the first day of the Year of the Snake, setting a new record with a diverse lineup of films captivating audiences nationwide.
China’s Spring Festival holiday box office reached a record-breaking $276 million as moviegoers flocked to cinemas on the first day of the Year of the Snake, driven by a diverse lineup of new film releases.
China’s Spring Festival box office revenue reached a record-breaking $276 million as moviegoers celebrated the Year of the Snake with a diverse lineup of films.
China’s Spring Festival holiday box office revenue surpassed $276 million as moviegoers celebrated the Year of the Snake with a record-breaking film lineup.
China’s box office revenue surpassed $276 million on the first day of the Year of the Snake, setting a new record during the Spring Festival holiday with a diverse lineup of films exciting audiences nationwide.
China’s Spring Festival box office hits a record $276 million on the first day of the Year of the Snake, with six new films offering a diverse range of genres and themes, thrilling moviegoers nationwide.
As the world welcomes the Year of the Snake on January 29, 2025, the legacy of the serpent in Chinese culture takes center stage, from ancient myths of Fuxi and Nuwa to modern celebrations with mascot Si Shengsheng.
Global leaders join in celebrating Chinese New Year 2025, welcoming the Year of the Snake with messages emphasizing cultural unity, wisdom, and global cooperation.
Discover how snakes have shaped myths and symbolisms across cultures as we celebrate the upcoming Year of the Snake in 2025.
President Xi Jinping praises China’s progress amid challenges at a reception to usher in the Chinese New Year, extending greetings to people across the nation and highlighting economic achievements.
President Xi Jinping lauded China’s solid progress amid challenges over the past year at a reception celebrating the upcoming Year of the Snake, emphasizing resilience and innovation.
Chinese President Xi Jinping praised China’s resilience and progress during the Year of the Dragon, emphasizing determination to overcome challenges as the nation welcomes the Year of the Snake.
At a Lunar New Year reception, President Xi Jinping commended China’s solid progress despite challenges, highlighting the nation’s resilience and calling for continued determination as the Year of the Snake begins.