Chinese people have lots of traditions to celebrate the #SpringFestival, which will fall on Feb. 5 this year. Here is how a family in N. China's Shanxi prepare for this important festival. | China Xinhua News

🧨Exploring Spring Festival Traditions in Southern China！Rooted in Chinese culture and celebrated in various forms, the Spring Festival marks the first day of the lunar calendar, symbolizing renewal and family unity. In southern China, lion dances are a popular tradition during the festival, performed to pray for protection, a bountiful harvest, and good luck. Vibrant performances like the Parade of Deities, Yingge Dance, and Burning Dragon have become synonymous with the celebration, captivatin

The Spring Festival is the most important traditional festival among the Chinese. It is when hundreds of millions of Chinese families at home and abroad bid farewell to the old year and get together to usher in the new. CGTN Stringer hit the streets of London to hear from Chinese students about their New Year's resolutions and what the festival means to them. #SpringFestival2023 | CGTN

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In Yingshan, winter and the Chinese New Year are marked by simple traditions. As the Spring Festival approaches, people return to the countryside to reunite with family. Hot springs after snowfall and hanging hotpot by a charcoal fire are everyday winter scenes. Join China Daily reporter Stephanie to see why these traditions shape how locals welcome the Chinese New Year and enjoy family time. #HubeiNewYearFlavor #ChinaBound | China Daily