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.
Feeding the Horse, a vivid work by an anonymous Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368) painter, celebrates the horse's robust profile, while evoking a mood of solitude and meditation.
A Chinese New Year celebration for the Year of the Horse was held Tuesday at Ain Shams University in Cairo, bringing together Chinese teachers and Egyptian students for a festive showcase of cultural exchange and deepening friendship.
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.
A new high-speed rail policy allows Beijing skiers to carry equipment on board, turning spontaneous Chongli trips into effortless weekly rituals.
Made from more than a ton of fondant, a 4-meter-tall Pegasus now rises in Shanghai's Lujiazui, the city's landmark financial district, presenting a striking blend of Chinese cultural heritage, contemporary aesthetics and culinary craftsmanship, according to industry experts.
The flagship exhibition, On Top of the World Tree: Ancient Civilizations of the Americas, will run from July to October 2027 at the Shanghai Museum.
For eight consecutive years, venue hosts Chinese zodiac-themed event, bringing spiritual emblems from its own collection and on loan from others to give visitors feelings of Spring Festival auspiciousness.
Unconventional talk show host occasionally hits controversy as he asks each of his diverse guests for their 'one true sentence'.
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