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A colourful parade ushered in the Chinese Lunar New Year in Paris. It's the Year of the Rabbit and sees the return of public festivities in the French capital after a break since 2019 due to Covid-19.
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Watch as a Chinese dragon performs during a New Year's Day parade in London to welcome the Year of the Rabbit.
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Beijing marks the Year of the Rabbit in lunar celebrations
The Spring Festival, or the Lunar New Year, is China's most important festival and traditionally sees people across the country return to their hometowns for family reunions.
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People around the world celebrate the Lunar New Year
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Lunar New Year parade in central Thailand
Thailand's largest Chinese community held its annual Lunar New Year parade on Thursday, a celebration awash with dragons, acrobats and red and gold apparel.
How Paris celebrated Lunar New Year with a new take Chinese cuisine
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Meet the calligrapher preserving Hong Kong's Chinese New Year crafts
In the run up to the Lunar New Year, Hong Kong's calligraphy artists set up on the streets. With brush and ink, they create traditional decorations that are a seasonal feature at homes and offices.
Vietnam nears Lunar New Year hoping for virus recovery
Vietnamese people are making their preparations for the Lunar New Year of the Tiger, the most festive event of the year, amid warnings of caution against COVID-19.
Tiger sculptures and totem poles decorate the streets of Taiwan
Tiger sculptures and totems decorate the streets of Taipei, the capital of Taiwan, ahead of the Year of the Tiger on 1 February.
Happy Lunar New Year: Welcome the Year of the Ox!
It's one of the globe’s biggest annual celebrations with approximately one-fifth of humanity taking part in the festivities. Though the pandemic has closed temples and severely limited travel and family gatherings, many traditional celebrations ARE going ahead across Asia and beyond.
These baby pandas will make your Chinese New Year
Watch these baby pandas make their first public outing in China, just in time for the New Year’s celebrations.
How to celebrate Chinese New Year at home
With Chinese New Year plans on pause this year, we explore how you can recreate the festivities at home.