As the New Year approaches, traditional celebrations on New Year's Eve are gaining popularity among young people in China. They wear Hanfu and hang red lanterns in front of their doors to welcome the new year. How is New Year's Eve celebrated in your country? Join CGTN's "New Year My Way" challenge and share with us. #newyear2024 #newyearmyway | CGTN

4.7K views · 67 reactions | Trending in China | How do Chinese celebrate the New Year? Fireworks, cooking with family, hanging red lanterns... This is how #Chinese people celebrate the #NewYear. Watch this video to get in the festive mood. | WE ARE CHINA | Facebook

Welcoming the Year of the Ox at NZ's only authentic Chinese Garden - Lan Yuan Dunedin Chinese Garden. Share your pics below from this #dunnerstunner event. “牛年大吉, 万事如意” | “Good luck in the Year of the Ox. We hope everything goes well." #happylunarnewyear #dunedinnz | Dunedin NZ

China rang in the new year in style with festivities across multiple cities. Lights, colors and balloons were common themes across celebrations as Chinese people warmly welcomed 2026. Tourism has seen a huge surge in the past few days, a prelude to the even bigger one that awaits the Spring Festival in a few weeks' time. Our editor Bhargab Sarmah briefly sums up the New Year celebrations. #ChinaSeen | CGTN

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In Yingshan, winter and the Chinese New Year are marked by simple traditions. As the Spring Festival approaches, people return to the countryside to reunite with family. Hot springs after snowfall and hanging hotpot by a charcoal fire are everyday winter scenes. Join China Daily reporter Stephanie to see why these traditions shape how locals welcome the Chinese New Year and enjoy family time. #HubeiNewYearFlavor #ChinaBound | China Daily