A tram spotting the “Happy Year of the Snake 2025” painted message is seen in The Hague, Netherlands on Jan 21, 2025. The painted tram adds to the Spring Festival festivity in the local communities. The China Cultural Center in The Hague puts on a lion dance performance during halftime of an ice hockey game at De Uithof in The Hague, Netherlands on Jan 24, 2025.
As the Year of the Snake draws near, numerous countries are organizing a diverse range of vibrant events, giving local residents the opportunity to immerse themselves in the festive spirit of Chinese New Year and embrace the distinctive allure of Chinese culture.
Russia celebrates Chinese New Year with gala and more.
The 2025 "Happy Chinese New Year" global launch ceremony and gala was held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on Saturday evening, featuring performances presented by actors from Malaysia and China.
Violinist Yao Jue and twenty outstanding string players from the Hong Kong String Orchestra will embark on their first Chinese New Year tour to four cities in Australia. The orchestra will perform in Adelaide, Sydney, Canberra, and Melbourne from Jan 31 to Feb 7.
The China Cultural Center in Paris and Europe TV hosted the Paris Chinese New Year Gala, a part of the 2025 Happy Chinese New Year celebrations, at the Mogador Theater with the support of the Chinese Embassy in France.
On Jan 20, the "Walking Reunion Dinner on Chinese New Year's Eve" event, was successfully held in Seoul, South Korea.
What is the allure of the snake that captured the imagination of the ancient world, even becoming one of the 12 Chinese zodiac animals? The Year of the Snake is here, and let's explore the profound mysteries imbued in this small creature!
On Jan 18, the "Nile Dragon Boat Festival" Spring Festival themed event was held at the Giza Yacht Club in Cairo.
This episode of Embracing Cultures will explore the traditional social practices associated with Spring festival and their contemporary relevance.
A special movie week featuring films about Northwest China's Qinghai province kicked off in Ulan Bator, the capital of Mongolia, on Jan 21.
A Chinese traditional music concert enchanted an audience of nearly 800 at the Romanian Athenaeum early this week, with melodies portraying the vibrant spirit of spring -- high mountains, flowing waters, singing orioles and dancing swallows.
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