The publicity video of the China's Central Television (CCTV) Spring Festival Gala is shown on the LCD screen leased by Xinhua Gallery Media Co. at Times Square, New York, the United States, on Feb. 12, 2015.
"Night of Beijing, Happy Chinese New Year" traditional cultural performance was held by the Chinese Ministry of Culture in Istanbul on Friday.
Sydney Mayor Clover Moore and Chinese artist Xia Nan jointly turned on the lights of the lanterns of Terracotta Warriors, one of the most breathtaking components in the history of Sydney's Chinese New Year Festival celebrations on Friday night.
Historical names and old sayings such as "Hutong" ought to be maintained while foreign languages and leaders'and modern people's names should be banned in the place names in Beijing according to the latest rule draft
Beijing's Palace Museum, otherwise known as the Forbidden City, launched its iPhone app on Thursday, showcasing its antiques collection.
An original Tibetan music album called Inner Voice was released just days before the Chinese New Year, adding a flash of color to the festival’s accents.
The Art Institute of Chicago announced Tuesday that it would launch Mandarin-Chinese audio guides to help tourists navigate the Institute.
A new strain of tulip, 'Cathay, named by China's first lady Peng Liyuan made its debut on Feb 11 at the Beijing Botanical Garden.
Some 5,000 Chinese books displayed at the 22nd Minsk International Book Fair have attracted Belarussians on Wednesday at the Belarussian national exhibition center.
Performers attend the parade rehearsal of the Spring Festival temple fair held at Badachu Park in Beijing on Feb 9. The Spring Festival celebration at the park will vividly portray the heritage of the century-old temple fair to the public from Feb 19 to 24.
A festive "Long Street Banquet" is held in Datong ancient town, southwest China's Guizhou province on Feb 8, 2015. The banquet is a local celebration for the Chinese New Year. This year, themed "looking for the unforgettable flavor of New Year", the banquet attracted over a thousand people.
More than 800 programs of the "Happy Chinese New Year 2015" have so far been staged in 320 cities in 118 countries and regions worldwide, Chinese Minister of Culture, Luo Shugang, said.