Exhibition highlights ancient artifacts that shed light on the emergence of Chinese civilization, Huang Zhiling and Tao Xiaoli report in Chengdu.
The traditional Chinese solar calendar divides the year into 24 solar terms. Start of Spring (Chinese: 立春), the first solar term of the year, begins this year on Feb 4 and ends on Feb 18.
There is a Chinese saying that goes, "The whole year's work depends on a good start in spring." As China has long been an agricultural country, for Chinese people spring means the beginning of a whole year's farming.
The China Philharmonic Orchestra is calling on musicians from around the world to join its online performance event, as a way to celebrate the Chinese New Year and welcome the Beijing Winter Olympic Games.
As the Year of the Tiger in the Chinese lunar calendar approaches, all kinds of items related to the Chinese zodiac have been selling rapidly.
In Chinese culture, the red lantern is a symbol of prosperity. During important holidays, they are hung in parks, along main streets and even in space.
In this video, foreigners from Italy, Luxembourg, France and Singapore talk about their impression of the Spring Festival, their favorite New Year rituals and best wishes for the Year of the Tiger.
A series of tiger-themed photographs taken by Pan Songyi show the Siberian Tiger's majesty and spirit.
Spring Festival meets the Winter Olympics and the Chinese Lunar New Year gives this sporting event greater significance. The festive celebration will see the final countdown to the Beijing Winter Olympics.
The upcoming 2022 Lunar New Year is the Year of the Tiger. It is generally believed that China is the homeland of the tiger. How did ancient people view the tiger, and what are the cultural symbols associated with the majestic animal? Watch this episode of Culture Insider to find out.
Seven days to go before the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics open on Feb 4! Chinese top percussionists and figure skaters are here to celebrate the Beijing Winter Games and the Year of the Tiger with this special performance "Battle Drums".
The first Global Youth Readers Club was launched in Malaysia at a Spring Festival salon via an online ceremony on Saturday, which was joined by guests from Beijing and Kuala Lumpur.
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