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Pinghu City in east China’s Zhejiang Province welcomes international guests for its annual Cherry Blossom Tourism Season, showcasing over 20,000 cherry trees and vibrant cultural experiences.
China’s employment remains steady despite seasonal fluctuations from the Spring Festival holiday, with the unemployment rate averaging 5.3% in early 2025.
China’s home prices dipped slightly in February due to the Spring Festival holiday slowdown, with first-tier cities seeing minor increases and second-tier cities remaining flat.
China’s railway passenger trips reached a record 726 million during the first two months of 2025, marking a 4.7% increase year-on-year, partly driven by the Spring Festival travel rush.
China’s consumer and producer prices dipped in February due to the Spring Festival shift and high base effect, reflecting moderate price trends.
CPPCC spokesperson Liu Jieyi celebrates the record-breaking consumption boom during the Spring Festival, highlighting cultural achievements and the festival’s new UNESCO status.
China’s Spring Festival travel rush broke records this year with billions of trips made, showing a strong rebound in travel and economic activity.
China’s Spring Festival travel rush sparks a significant consumption rebound, with billions of trips fueling spending in tourism, entertainment, and more, signaling a boost in economic growth.
The 2025 Spring Festival travel rush in China set a new record with over 9 billion trips, showcasing the country’s growing travel demand during its most significant annual migration period.
China’s 2025 Spring Festival travel rush concludes with record-breaking nine billion trips over 40 days, highlighting unprecedented mobility and economic vitality.