China Lunar New Year 2026: Beijing widened its visa-free entry policy to more than 45 countries, making visitors from many European nations...

Lunar New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, marks a fresh start and family reunions, celebrated with vibrant traditions. In 2026, it...

Lunar New Year 2025 brings in the Year of the Snake, a time for people around the world to come together in celebration. From the lively st...

Millions in Asia and beyond celebrated Lunar New Year, ushering in the Year of the Snake with vibrant festivities and cultural rituals. Maj...

The themes of the Year of the Snake, Lunar Year 2025, combined with the creative energy of the wood element, inspire introspection and rene...

During China's Tomb Sweeping holiday, domestic travelers spent $7.5 billion, indicating rising consumer confidence amidst economic challeng...

The Lunar New Year is the most important annual holiday in China. Each year is named after one of the 12 signs of the Chinese zodiac in a r...

Chinese New Year or Lunar New Year will be celebrated this month and based on Chinese Zodiac animals play a crucial part.

At the close, the Shanghai Composite index was up 0.62% at 3,619.19 points, posting its biggest daily percentage gain since Dec. 21.

It is a usual practice for the Chinese military to enhance its combat readiness in major holidays, Fu Qianshao, a Chinese military expert, ...

Those staying in China’s cities during Spring Festival have to stock up on groceries like prepping for a mild apocalypse

The Prime Minister opened an account in Weibo, a twitter like social media platform which is very popular in China during his visit here in...

It is more beautiful than normal firecrackers. If customers need, the firecracker can emit water mist and even fragrance, Wang said.

Celebrating Christmas has become trendy among young Chinese, who see the Christian festival as a merry time to shop, party and dine with th...

China reported a trade deficit in Feb mainly due to distortion by the Chinese New Year holidays, marking the first deficit since April 2013.

China today bid adieu to the Lunar Year of Snake and welcomed the Year of Horse as most of its urban population moved to rural areas to cel...

There were 22 working days in January, five days more than last year, when the seven-day Spring Festival holiday fell during the first mont...