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Naning International Folk Song Art Festival
Legend has it that Guangxi known as the “sea of songs,” is the hometown of Third Sister Liu, a famous folk song singer. In November every year, the green city of Nanning in south China gathers artists from all parts of China and other countries and
» View MoreHow the Tibetans Spend New Year
The New Year’s Festival is called losar in Tibetan Language. Being one of the most important festivals in Tibet, this festival is a feast of thanksgiving, and usually celebrated from mid-February to early March. Different from the Han Chinese people
» View MoreGuizhou Sister Rice Festival
Also in anticipation of the Sisters’Rice Festival,the grandmothers, mothers and other female relatives polish and shine the collection of silver neck rings,bracelets,anklets,earrings,hair pins and combs,rings and pendants,phoenix crowns and headpiec
» View MoreLuoyang Peony Festival
During the peony festival,Luoyang holds a wide variety of activities, such as a large-scale theatrical performance,peony fairs,lantern fairs, the exhibitions of calligraphy,paintings and photos,symposiums and trade talks.
» View MoreTibetan New Year Celebration
Tibetan New Year is also called Losar. Losar is the Tibetan word for "new year." Lo means "year, age" and “sar” holds the semantic field "new, fresh". Losar is the most important holiday in Tibet, like the Spring Festival ..
» View MoreMid-Autumn Festival
Mid-Autumn Festival, is one of the four traditional Chinese festivals (others are Spring Festival, Tomb-sweeping Day, Dragon Boat Festival). It is a popular harvest festival celebrated by Chinese people dating back ....
» View MoreTraditional Chinese Festivals
Spring Festival, popularly called 'Guo Nian' in Chinese and means passing year in English, is the most widely observed festival throughout the year in the whole country.
» View MoreChinese Spring Festival
Spring Festival, popularly called 'Guo Nian' in Chinese and means passing year in English, is the most widely observed festival throughout the year in the whole country.
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