While China leads the celebrations, several other countries also join in the festivities of the Chinese New Year, embracing the traditions and cultural significance of the Spring Festival.

Although it is commonly called ‘Chinese New Year’ around the world, it is primarily known as the ‘spring festival’ in China.

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Chinese New Year — also widely called Lunar New Year — celebrates the arrival of spring. It's known as the Spring Festival in China and is also celebrated in South Korea, Vietnam, Malaysia ...

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China’s spring festival, Chunyun, ... Celebrations around the world are already underway for the Chinese New Year, which begins next Thursday, Feb. 19 and lasts until March 5.

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The 2025 celebration will include over 1,100 light sculptures, interactive games, a fountain show, acrobatic performances and more.

The government-endorsed initiative, revealed at the Shanghai Film Festival, will involve 100 martial arts classics undergoing ...