The streets near Beijing’s Central Axis have come alive with vibrant colors as Chinese New Year celebrations light up the city. In the Liulichang and Qianmen areas, glowing lanterns adorned with peonies, fish, and other symbols of good luck hang above bustling pedestrian streets.
Visitors strolling through these historic neighborhoods are greeted with lines of ancient Chinese poems displayed on the radiant lanterns overhead. The festive atmosphere invites everyone to immerse themselves in the rich cultural heritage of China’s capital.
Adding to the excitement is the ongoing Changdian Temple Fair, offering an array of cultural activities throughout the holiday period. People flock to enjoy traditional performances, sample festive foods, and embrace the lively New Year spirit.
The luminous displays and festive events not only brighten up the city but also bring together locals and tourists alike to celebrate the Year of the Snake.
