The air inside Bucharest's Athenaeum resonated with the silvery tones of silk strings and rich percussion on Tuesday evening, as traditional Chinese melodies met Romanian symphonic harmonies in a concert celebrating cultural dialogue and the upcoming Chinese New Year.
MaltaPost on Monday unveiled its Year of the Horse commemorative postage stamps in Valletta, marking the third consecutive year the country has issued stamps celebrating the Chinese Lunar New Year.
Artists perform at a Spring Festival reception hosted by the Consulate General of the People's Republic of China in Toronto, Canada, on Feb 6, 2026. Nearly 500 people attended the event, including representatives from all three levels of Canadian government, Chinese-funded enterprises and local Chinese community organizations, along with friends from various sectors.
A Chinese New Year parade took place on the Champs-Élysées in Paris on Feb 1 to celebrate the upcoming Chinese New Year.
A Year of the Horse Zodiac Decoration Contest was held in Mexico City, capital of Mexico, on Feb 7, 2026. The contest, along with a parade, drew tens of thousands of spectators who gathered to experience the festive atmosphere of Spring Festival.
A news conference for the "Happy Chinese New Year" 2026 celebrations was held at the China Cultural Center in Madrid, Spain.
Beneath the illuminated silhouette of the Eiffel Tower, the 2026 Paris Spring Festival gala took center stage on Tuesday, bringing a vibrant blend of Chinese tradition and French flair to the heart of the city.
Across civilizations, few animals have carried as much symbolic weight as the horse. In both Western and Chinese history, horses shaped warfare, enabled empires, and stirred the imagination of artists.
A Spring Cultural Elegant Gathering was held on Monday at the Beijing Fine Art Academy, bringing together art exhibitions, performances, and cultural experiences to celebrate the upcoming Chinese New Year.
With the Year of the Horse approaching, the festive spirit of the Chinese New Year, also known as Spring Festival, has already galloped across the United Arab Emirates, racing into cities and campuses alike.
Launched in 2022, the cross-border initiative aims to publish 100 scholarly volumes documenting Chinese silks preserved in museums and research institutions in China and abroad.