
2nd day of Lunar New Year: A day of joy and tradition
The second day of the Chinese New Year is a vibrant tapestry of traditions that weave together themes of renewal, prosperity, and familial bonds.

CNY customs: 10 things people avoid doing during new year
During the festival, several customs and taboos are observed to ensure good luck and avoid misfortune in the coming year.

CNY customs: What people do on the 7th day of the new year
According to ancient Chinese mythology, the goddess Nüwa created the world in seven days. She created animals during the first six days and created humans on the seventh day using yellow clay.

CNY customs: What people do on the 6th day of the new year
The sixth day of the Chinese New Year is traditionally associated with sending away the God of Poverty.

CNY customs: What people do on the 5th day of the new year
The fifth day of the Chinese New Year is known as “pò wǔ jié” (破五节), which literally translates to “breaking five holiday.”

CNY customs: 10 items you should never give as new year gifts
Here are ten things you should never give as gifts during this festive occasion, along with the stories and reasons behind these taboos.

CNY feast: SZ's intangible cultural heritage delicacies
Food is at the heart of life, and during Spring Festival, Chinese families always come together to enjoy a spread of delicious dishes and treats. Today, let’s dive into how Shenzhen’s intangible cultural heritage foods come together to create festive New Year menus.

Red is the New Year's hue
Be prepared to embrace a sea of red on the first day of the Chinese New Year! The first day of the Chinese New Year is not only a time to embrace new beginnings, but also a moment to celebrate unity and invite a prosperous year ahead.

New Year's Eve traditions and celebrations
New Year's Eve, known as “Chuxi” (除夕) in Chinese, is the last day of the lunar year in the Chinese calendar. It marks the end of the old lunar year and is usually celebrated with family. Families and communities engage in a variety of customs and activities that hold significant cultural meanings. Below are some common practices and the stories behind them.

City welcomes Spring Festival with magnificent light shows
As the festive season of the Spring Festival draws near, various districts in Shenzhen are gearing up to host dazzling light shows that showcase advanced intelligent control techniques and innovative visual displays commemorating the essence of the Chinese New Year celebrations.

Legend behind Chinese New Year
Just as Christmas is celebrated in the West, Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival or Lunar New Year, holds a similar significance in China. It is one of the most important and widely celebrated festivals in China and among Chinese communities worldwide. This vibrant and joyous occasion is steeped in rich traditions and customs that have been passed down through generations.

Chinese New Year observed in Antarctica
As part of China’s 41st Antarctic research expedition, the icebreaker is currently in the middle of a month-long exploration in the Amundsen Sea, with team members collecting data and conducting oceanic research. The explorers have adorned the ship with festive decorations ahead of the Chinese New Year on Jan. 29.