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China’s Spring Festival ushers in 2024 as the ‘Year of Consumption Promotion,’ boosting various sectors and promoting cultural experiences.
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China’s Spring Festival ushers in 2024 as the ‘Year of Consumption Promotion,’ boosting various sectors and promoting cultural experiences.
Chongqing’s Shapingba District Aquarium amazed visitors with an underwater dragon dance, celebrating the upcoming Spring Festival and the Year of the Dragon with a blend of tradition and artistry.
Discover why certain Chinese animal names include ‘loong,’ linking them to dragons as the Year of the Dragon approaches.
Today marks Lichun, the first solar term in the Chinese calendar, signaling the start of spring. Discover the rich traditions and celebrations that welcome warmth and growth.
Join college student Ma Ruiyi as she explores Yinchuan’s rich history, delicious cuisine, serene parks, and vibrant night markets, revealing the charm of this unique city.
Celebrate the Year of the Dragon with Tongliang’s mesmerizing Dragon Dance, a historic art form showcasing intricate movements and cultural heritage.
La Poste honors the Year of the Loong with newly issued stamps and souvenir sheets, designed by French-Chinese artist Chen Jianghong.
Celebrating 60 years of China-France relations, French perspectives on Chinese culture shine through at the Palace of Versailles during the Year of Culture and Tourism.
Discover the First Loong of China, a Neolithic jade masterpiece unearthed in Inner Mongolia, symbolizing ancient Chinese culture and artistry.
Chengdu’s night sky sparkles with four giant dragon lanterns as part of the annual Lantern Festival celebrating the upcoming Spring Festival from Jan 18 to Feb 24.