#Chinese Spring

China festival The Lunar New Year begins on 15 February, marking a fresh start on the traditional Chinese calendar. Also known as the Spring Festival, it’s a time for family reunions, gratitude, red decorations for good luck, and celebrations filled with hope and prosperity. ✨ New year. New beginnings. New blessings. #LunarNewYear #ChineseNewYear #SpringFestival #chinafestival China

Festive atmosphere in #China during Spring Festival.

The Spring Festival (China’s New Year) is the world’s largest human migration. Think 9 billion trips (yes, with a “b”) as people return home to their families. Trains sell out in literal seconds, hotels book up, flight prices skyrocket, and many shops and restaurants close. That’s not to say you can’t still enjoy the festivities. You absolutely can. It’s just a matter of whether you can get tickets when you’re competing with millions of others (and no, that’s not an exaggeration). Last year, some friends and I really wanted to visit a museum in Xi’an, and despite all five of us trying (three of whom were Chinese citizens), it just wasn’t possible. If you’re planning to come to China during this time, book well in advance, arrive early, and be patient.

📍China 中國 Would you like to see the lovely atmosphere of Spring & Lantern Festivals in China? Happy Lantern Festival today🏮 祝大家今天元宵節快樂🏮 #springfestival2026🧧 #chichidaiofficial #今天是元宵節🏮 #lunarnewyear2026🐴🧧🪭 #在中國過年

春节快乐！Happy Spring Festival everyone🌸😊🇨🇳 #chinesenewyear #spring #春节

Do you know how #SpringFestival is celebrated in #China? From visiting vibrant flower markets to sharing New Year’s dinner with family, the celebrations are filled with warmth and tradition. And the biggest surprise? The Spring Festival Gala “春晚,” featuring creative performances and even robots on stage! #cny

Snap shots of Shanghai life during the 2026 CNY. Taken by our socials volunteer, Shanghai was more bustling than usual this year than the rest! We had an influx of “Reverse Migration” with elderly from more rural areas coming into the city to visit their extended, younger families in the city. It made for a much more lively atmosphere during sunny days! Our favorite things to do this season is temple visits and flower viewing, all while visiting friends during their few spare moments of rest. #ras #shanghai #shanghailife #chineseculture #shanghaiexpat #china #上海 #chinesenewyear #temple #buddhisttemple #buddhism #cherryblossoms #plumblossoms

In China, more and more families choose to travel during the Spring Festival. During this time, tourist attractions are often very crowded. But even with the large crowds, people are patient and line up in an orderly way to take the shuttle down the mountain. 🇨🇳✨ #SpringFestival #TravelChina #ChineseNewYear #ChinaLife #HolidayVibes

Spring Festival 2026 in China — a time of family reunions, red lanterns, dragon dances, and breathtaking fireworks. 🏮🎆 The streets glow in red, the sky lights up with celebration, and every corner feels alive with tradition and happiness.

Ever wondered what the biggest celebration in China feels like? 🤔 This is Spring Festival (or Chinese New Year), the most important time for family reunions, feasts, and saying goodbye to the old. I’ve tried my best to capture the vibrant energy of the #YearOfTheHorse 2026 here in China. 🐎 To my Chinese teachers, friends, and classmates: Wishing you all a year filled with success and joy! 🧧 To everyone else: Hope this little tour gives you a glimpse into this beautiful culture. #SpringFestival #ChineseNewYear #YearOfTheHorse #ChinaTravel CulturalExchange VisitChina FestiveVibes 2026Adventures LearnAboutChina Celebration

In the eyes of overseas tourists, what are the similarities and differences between the Chinese Spring Festival and the traditional festivals in their own countries? "Although the ways of celebration and special foods vary, the sentiment of family reunion and companionship remains the same." @sami.jud

🌺 𝐄𝐧𝐣𝐨𝐲 𝐚 𝐇𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐲 𝐉𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐧𝐞𝐲 𝐢𝐧 𝐅𝐥𝐨𝐰𝐞𝐫 𝐂𝐢𝐭𝐲 - 𝐆𝐮𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐳𝐡𝐨𝐮 | How does #Guangzhou greet the world during the #SpringFestival and #LanternFestival? 💥 70 international guests from 18 countries are enjoying a vibrant Guangzhou #SpringFestival, exploring #Yangji’s cultural #folkparade 🏮, doing #taichi ☯️, tasting festive #poonchoi 🥘, and trying their hands at calligraphy and #Cantonese crafts. #VisitGuangzhou #BlossomingCNYinGuangzhou #EnjoyaHappyJourneyinFlowerCity #SpringFestival2026 #广州过年花城看花