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This overview of Chinese festivals covers traditional celebrations like the Spring Festival, Lantern Festival, Qingming Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, and Double Ninth Festival; modern and national holidays including National Day, Labor Day, Youth Day, and Teachers’ Day; ethnic minority festivals such as the Nadam Fair, Water Splashing Festival, and Torch Festival; overseas Chinese festivals featuring Spring Festival celebrations, temple fairs, lantern shows, and dragon-lion dances; as well as practical festival guides with etiquette tips, dos and don’ts, and suggestions for participation and travel experiences.
Chinese festivals are the fresh carrier of Chinese civilization, connecting the historical heritage and life fireworks. From the traditional customs in the change of age, to the modern festivals that highlight the feelings of the country, and then to the unique festivals of various ethnic groups, these festivals not only shape the pace of life…
Chinese cultural customs are not museum exhibits. It is hidden in the fireworks of ordinary days. In the early morning, Lane Lane Lane, an early stand steamer with white fog. The white fog may be filled with the gentleness of southern people. They like to eat rice dumplings in the morning. During the Spring Festival,…
