Beijing’s Ditan Park transformed into a vibrant cultural playground during this year’s Spring Festival, hosting its 37th temple fair with a dazzling mix of art, history, and festive energy. Visitors wandered through stalls bursting with traditional crafts, snacks, and interactive art installations celebrating 'Chinese New Year' themes.
Highlights included live dragon dances (), calligraphy workshops, and futuristic light shows reimagining ancient folklore — think 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' meets modern Beijing. Organizers emphasized preserving heritage while inviting young artists to reinterpret traditions, creating Insta-worthy backdrops at every corner.
Local resident Li Wei shared: 'It’s like Coachella for culture lovers — you taste candied haws, snap selfies with LED-lit zodiac animals, and leave with a deeper connection to our roots.' The fair also spotlighted eco-friendly practices, using recycled materials for decor — a nod to China’s sustainability push.
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Visitors wandered through stalls bursting with traditional crafts, snacks, and interactive art installations celebrating 'Chinese New Year' themes.
), calligraphy workshops, and futuristic light shows reimagining ancient folklore — think 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' meets modern Beijing. Organizers emphasized preserving heritage while inviting young artists to reinterpret traditions, creating Insta-worthy backdrops at every corner.
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