As the New Year approaches, traditional celebrations on New Year's Eve are gaining popularity among young people in China. They wear Hanfu and hang red lanterns in front of their doors to welcome the new year. How is New Year's Eve celebrated in your country? Join CGTN's "New Year My Way" challenge and share with us. #newyear2024 #newyearmyway | CGTN

4.7K views · 67 reactions | Trending in China | How do Chinese celebrate the New Year? Fireworks, cooking with family, hanging red lanterns... This is how #Chinese people celebrate the #NewYear. Watch this video to get in the festive mood. | WE ARE CHINA | Facebook

With the arrival of 2025, cities and towns across China are coming alive with vibrant decorations and festive displays. Joyful activities fill the streets as people flock to bustling flower markets, admire beautifully illuminated lanterns, and savor the serene beauty of winter landscapes. #Trending #HappyNewYear2025 For more: https://english.cctv.com/ | CCTV

Both urban and rural areas across China have been alive with vibrant festivities and colorful celebrations over the past few days to usher in the New Year. https://www.cctvplus.com/news/20250101/8410318.shtml#!language=1 | CCTV

As the New Year approaches, cities and towns across China are lighting up with festive decorations and colorful blooms, as a joyful holiday atmosphere takes hold. #Trending #HappyNewYear2026 | CCTV

The Twelve Chinese Zodiac animals, donning traditional attire, are a vibrant display of cultural richness. Take a look at what the Twelve Chinese Zodiac animals would look like wearing traditional Chinese attire. 🎥: douyin-陈导不挑食 #tradtion #attire #fantastic #amazing #zodiac #animals #AI | Fantastic China