The All-China Journalists Association recently hosted a vibrant Chinese New Year gathering in Beijing, bringing together both domestic and international journalists. This annual event saw the participation of heads from major media organizations, along with over 120 journalists and embassy press officials.
Attendees were treated to a rich display of traditional Chinese cultural elements, ranging from intricate handicrafts to captivating artwork. The event provided a unique opportunity for journalists to immerse themselves in the cultural heritage of the Spring Festival.
This year's Spring Festival is particularly significant as it marks the first celebration since UNESCO recognized it as a heritage event. The inclusion of the Spring Festival on UNESCO's heritage list is anticipated to further promote harmony and peace on a global scale, celebrating the festival's profound cultural impact.
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