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San Francisco native and Olympic champion Eileen Gu will grand marshal the city's iconic Chinese New Year Parade on March 7. The parade drew one million visitors last year and continues expanding to celebrate the diverse faces of Chinese American identity.
Malaysians of every background gathered across the country to celebrate Chinese New Year together, turning the festival into a powerful display of national unity. From temples to street celebrations, over 13,000 people of all races joined the festivities.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim celebrated Chinese New Year with Malaysians of all backgrounds, calling the festival a symbol of national unity. Leaders from across the political spectrum joined in traditional prosperity rituals.
A stunning celestial event will light up the sky during Chinese New Year 2026, when an annular solar eclipse creates a glowing "ring of fire" on the same day as the celebration begins. It's the first time in decades that these two events have aligned, creating a once-in-a-lifetime moment for sky watchers around the world.
Malaysia's Sarawak state celebrated Chinese New Year with an open house event that brought together people from all backgrounds. The gathering showcased how traditional celebrations can strengthen bonds across diverse communities.
San Francisco native and freestyle skiing gold medalist Eileen Gu will serve as grand marshal for the city's 2026 Chinese New Year Parade. The honor celebrates both her athletic achievements and deep roots in the Bay Area community.
San Francisco native and Olympic gold medalist Eileen Gu will serve as grand marshal for the 2026 Chinese New Year Parade on March 7. The freestyle skiing champion brings her global star power back home to celebrate her Bay Area roots.
South Korea is about to become the top destination for Chinese travelers this Lunar New Year, welcoming up to 250,000 visitors during the nine-day holiday. The shift comes as Seoul makes travel easier with relaxed visa policies for Chinese tour groups.
While Americans celebrated Presidents' Day, millions of Chinese Americans kicked off the Lunar New Year, connecting cultures across continents. Nearly 10 billion trips will be made during this 40-day celebration, making it the world's largest annual migration.
For the first time, a growing number of Chinese families chose restaurants over home-cooked feasts for Lunar New Year, prioritizing togetherness over tradition. The shift is quietly liberating women from days of unpaid holiday labor while keeping the celebration's heart intact.
Sixty-five neighbors gathered at Aldergrove Heritage Hall on New Year's Eve for a community dinner that brought multiple generations together while raising funds for a new roof. Volunteers served home-cooked meals, families danced under a ball drop timed to Ottawa, and a 7-year-old asked if they could come back next year.
Hong Kong's Lunar New Year parade will light up Tsim Sha Tsui with trendy toy sensation Labubu, traditional wishing trees, and performers from around the world. The February 17 celebration expects to draw 100,000 people, half of them tourists eager to ring in the Year of the Horse.
Hundreds of millions of Chinese workers are embarking on marathon train journeys, some lasting 30 hours, to reunite with loved ones for Lunar New Year. The 40-day travel period will see a record 9.5 billion trips as families prioritize togetherness over comfort and cost.
Despite higher rents, vendors at Hong Kong's biggest Lunar New Year fair are celebrating a massive crowd comeback, with some reporting 50% more visitors than last year. The festive energy signals renewed confidence as shoppers return to celebrate the Year of the Horse.
Vietnam's tourism sector is booming after 14 million visitors celebrated Lunar New Year in the country, marking a 12% jump from last year. The surge brought record crowds to top destinations and pumped nearly half a billion dollars into the economy.
Hundreds of millions across Asia welcomed the Lunar New Year with prayers, fireworks, and festivities as China ushered in the Year of the Horse. The celebration is expected to boost economies and bring families together across the globe.
For the first time in centuries, Chinese New Year is reversing course. Parents are traveling to their children in the cities instead of kids returning home, reshaping tradition in heartwarming new ways.
In Lhasa, a Tibetan family gathered to celebrate their New Year by cooking gutu, a special soup with hidden meanings baked into every bite. The Night of Gutu brings families together to honor tradition, share laughter, and welcome the year ahead with hope.
Over 663,000 visitors flooded Hong Kong during Lunar New Year, bringing families together and filling the city with festive energy. Mainland travelers came for the mild weather, theme parks, and cosmopolitan vibe, spending thousands on food, shopping, and memories.
NASA astronaut Chris Williams spotted fireworks twinkling across Beijing from 250 miles above Earth as millions celebrated Lunar New Year below. The magical view from the International Space Station shows how our celebrations light up the planet.
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