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From red envelopes during Lunar New Year to dragon boat races, explore China’s most iconic festivals and their cultural significance.

Long’s Head Raising Festival: Your Guide to China’s Spring Luck Festival
2025-09-07

“On the second day of the second lunar month, the dragon ra…

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The 7th Day of Chinese New Year: Renri, the Human Day Celebration
2025-09-06

The 7th day of the first lunar month, known as ​​Renri​​ (…

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The Xiayuan Festival: A Chinese Tradition of Solving Problems and Giving Thanks
2025-09-04

The Xiayuan Festival, celebrated on the 15th day of the 10t…

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The Double Ninth Festival: A Chinese Tradition of Honoring the Elderly
2025-09-03

The Double Ninth Festival, observed on the ninth day of the…

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The Hungry Ghost Festival: A Traditional Chinese Festival of Remembrance
2025-09-02

The Hungry Ghost Festival, known in Chinese as Zhongyuan Fe…

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Qixi Festival: China’s Star-Crossed Celebration of Love and Ingenuity​
2025-08-27

Qixi Festival​​ (pronounced chee-shee), also known as ​​Chi…

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Qingming Festival: Honoring Ancestors, Embracing Spring
2025-08-27

Qingming Festival​​ (Tomb-Sweeping Day) stands among China’…

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​​Dragon Boat Festival: One of China’s Most Important Traditional Festivals​
2025-08-25

The Dragon Boat Festival, also known as “Duan Yang Fe…

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​​Mid-Autumn Festival: A Festival of Profound Significance for the Chinese People​
2025-07-03

For Chinese people, the Mid-Autumn Festival (中秋节, Zhōngq…

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China’s Lantern Festival: A Lively Tradition Symbolizing Reunion​
2025-06-27

The Lantern Festival (Yuánxiāo Jié 元宵节), also known as t…

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