Chinese New Year 2026: Celebrations, Traditions, and Everything You Need to KnowChinese New Year, also known as the Spring ...

The Chinese New Year, known domestically as the Spring Festival, is the most significant and widely celebrated cultural event in China. More than a public holiday, it represents a profound ...

By Karen TaylorLiving in the most open period in history, the young generation in China have grown up confident, hopeful and responsible. They are not alone, opportunities abound for young people ...

The Spring Festival, the most important traditional holiday of the Chinese nation, embodies the Chinese people's cherished values of family reunion and bidding farewell to the old while welcoming the ...

For thousands of years, Chinese New Year has been celebrated throughout Asia to welcome Lichun (the beginning of spring) and new beginnings in Chinese culture. Today, this annual, 15-day celebration ...

With the 2026 Chinese New Year beginning on 17 February as per the Chinese calendar age-old traditions remain deeply relevant. This period of celebration is filled with symbolic practices that are ...

Every year, as the lunar new year approaches, China experiences a powerful cultural and economic rhythm shaped by zodiac ...

Chinese New Year is a time for family rituals, seasonal foods, and community gatherings. This year, Weipo Village in Luoyang, Henan Province, is combining cultural value with commercial vitality and ...

Joy, tradition and anticipation filled the Siebel Center for Design during the Mid-Autumn Festival, presented by the Chinese American Association of Central Illinois, on Sunday. The Mid-Autumn Moon ...

China is far from the only Asian country that celebrates Lunar New Year, and each nation that does so has its own distinct, ...