Step into the vibrant world of the Chinese Spring Festival through a groundbreaking exhibition at the China Traditional Culture Museum! As 2025 ushers in the Year of the Snake, this event marks the first celebration since the festival’s recognition on UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list – and it’s a sensory feast you won’t want to miss.
From intricate paper-cutting workshops to elegant calligraphy displays, visitors can immerse themselves in centuries-old traditions. CGTN reporters Wang Siwen and Huang Yaohui guide viewers through lantern-lit galleries filled with folk art, ancestral rituals, and snake-themed symbolism. \"This isn’t just a festival – it’s a living narrative of family, renewal, and cultural identity,\" shares one exhibit curator.
Perfect for global culture enthusiasts: Discover why this lunar new year celebration resonates worldwide, especially among Asia’s diaspora communities. Whether you’re a tradition-keeper or simply #CultureCurious, this exhibition bridges ancient customs with modern appreciation.
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As 2025 ushers in the Year of the Snake, this event marks the first celebration since the festival’s recognition on UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list – and it’s a sensory feast you won’t want to miss.
From intricate paper-cutting workshops to elegant calligraphy displays, visitors can immerse themselves in centuries-old traditions. CGTN reporters Wang Siwen and Huang Yaohui guide viewers through lantern-lit galleries filled with folk art, ancestral rituals, and snake-themed symbolism. 
\"This isn’t just a festival – it’s a living narrative of family, renewal, and cultural identity,\" shares one exhibit curator.
Perfect for global culture enthusiasts: Discover why this lunar new year celebration resonates worldwide, especially among Asia’s diaspora communities. Whether you’re a tradition-keeper or simply #CultureCurious, this exhibition bridges ancient customs with modern appreciation.
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