Festivals

The origin of "firecrackers" in China can be traced back to the Han Dynasty, specifically from 202 BCE to 220 AD.

"With the diversification of Chinese New Year celebrations in recent years, the focal point of the Spring Festival is no longer confined to homes, as travel destinations adorned with festive charm

On the afternoon of 2 February, the press conference for 'Co-building and Sharing a Life Called Yunnan: Igniting the Dragon Year's Spring' was held in Kunming.

New Year's Eve is the day before the Chinese New Year, symbolising bidding farewell to the old and welcoming the new, marking a significant moment for family reunions to celebrate the upcoming yea

The Chinese New Year, as one of China's most important traditional holidays, holds profound significance.

Xiaonian(Little New Year), also known as "Preliminary Eve," is an important festival in the twelfth lunar month, marking the beginning of the Chinese New Year.