China receives the snake year with wide traditional celebrations
Beijing, January 28/ WAM/ The People’s Republic of China is witnessing wide -ranging celebrations on the occasion of the Spring Festival, the “New Lunar Year”, which falls on January 29, and represents the beginning of the snake year, and Chinese cities and provinces are covered with the atmosphere of joy and joy, decorated with traditional celebration aspects that reflect the culture of culture Chinese.
The celebrations in various parts of the country vary between bright lanterns, folklore and traditional marches, while the Yancheng region in Beijing organized a lanterns festival that includes lighting shows and marches that combine culture, art and entertainment.
In the northern China’s Khubi Province, an area dedicated to the experience of infinite cultural heritage was established, as visitors had the opportunity to participate in activities such as sculptures, print art, paper cutting and traditional New Year’s paintings, which gave an interactive dimension to the celebrations.
A special exhibition in Hunan County was held in Hunan Province, which allows visitors to see the elements of the inappropriate cultural heritage, interact with its holders and buy cultural products.
Special administrative areas are preparing to celebrate the new lunar year, where Hong Kong is organizing marches and fireworks shows, while the streets of Macau are adorned with the festive lights, and the Tab Siak square hosts a market for the sale of Eid supplies and the presentation of various artistic performances, including the Canton opera, singing, dance and musical instruments.
It is noteworthy that the Spring Festival is one of the most important occasions in the Chinese calendar, as it represents an opportunity to gather families and document the bonds of love and celebration of traditions that carry the fragrant history and the spirit of familiarity.
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