Peng Liyuan & Kyrgyz First Lady Brew Cultural Bonds Over Tea 🌸☕
Peng Liyuan and Kyrgyz First Lady Aigul Japarova discussed cultural ties and women’s rights over tea in Beijing, boosting China-Kyrgyzstan relations. 🌍✨
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Peng Liyuan and Kyrgyz First Lady Strengthen China-Kyrgyz Ties Over Tea ☕️✨
Peng Liyuan chats with Kyrgyz First Lady during the Spring Festival in Beijing, fostering China-Kyrgyzstan friendship and cultural exchanges. 🌏✨
Year of the Snake Sparks Record Spending 🐍💸
China’s Year of the Snake sees explosive Spring Festival spending, fueled by 700B yuan in online sales and policy-driven retail innovations.
China’s 2025 Spring Festival Sets New Travel and Spending Records 🎉
China’s 2025 Spring Festival breaks records in travel, leisure, dining, and consumption, celebrating its first UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage celebration.
Asia’s Winter Games Prep, Tech-Poetry & Offbeat Travel Trends 🌏❄️📱
From the Asian Winter Games prep to tech-powered poetry exhibits and offbeat travel trends, explore what’s heating up across Asia! ❄️📱🌏
Spring Festival 2025 Sparks Massive Tourism and Spending Boom in China 🌸🚀
China’s 2025 Spring Festival holiday saw a 5.9% rise in domestic trips and a 7% increase in consumer spending, showcasing a vibrant tourism and economic boom. 🌸💰
Ice Warriors Brave Freezing Temps for Lunar New Year Blessings ❄️🥁
Over 20 men carried ice blocks in freezing temps during Shanxi’s Lunar New Year festival, blending tradition with breathtaking bravery. ❄️🥁
Chengdu’s Long Street Feast Fuels Economy 🎉🍜
Chengdu’s vibrant long street feast attracted thousands during Spring Festival, boosting local businesses and celebrating cultural heritage. 🎪🍢 #TravelTrends
Chengdu’s Long Street Feast 🍜 Boosts Local Economy During Spring Festival
Thousands flock to Chengdu’s Long Street Feast during the Spring Festival, enjoying local cuisine and cultural performances that boost the local economy.
Year of the Snake: Wuhan’s Guiyuan Temple Fair Attracts 300K Visitors 🐍🎉
Wuhan’s Guiyuan Temple Fair celebrates the Year of the Snake with 300,000 visitors enjoying traditional Chinese New Year festivities during the Spring Festival holiday.