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A Spring Festival-themed exhibition at Beijing’s China Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum offers visitors an early taste of festive vibes, showcasing over 120 forms of intangible cultural heritage.
Intricate flower-shaped steamed buns are captivating visitors at Beijing’s Spring Festival exhibition, showcasing the rich tradition of Gaomi dough sculptures that blend art and culinary craftsmanship.
Langzhong Ancient Town in Sichuan Province came alive with vibrant Spring Festival celebrations, offering visitors a taste of traditional Chinese culture with lion dances, lantern parades, and more.
Discover how Chinese New Year unites millions worldwide through vibrant traditions and shared values of family and prosperity in this global festival.
China rejoices as the Spring Festival is added to UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list, hoping the celebration brings joy to people around the world.
2025 heralds a special Spring Festival, marking the first UNESCO-recognized celebration in the Year of the Snake.
UNESCO has added China’s Spring Festival to its Intangible Cultural Heritage list, recognizing the cultural significance of the traditional Chinese New Year celebrations.