With each careful hand movement, a Jintan paper carving artwork featuring a horse comes to life under the guidance of a master inheritor of the technique from east China’s Jiangsu Province.

Check out the charm of Chinese architecture at the Xianhu Scenic Area, where nine pavilions form a sophisticated view in Shantou, south China's Guangdong Province.

#TodayInHistory On February 26, 1978, China and Japan signed a $20-billion trade agreement in Beijing. This landmark deal ushered in a new era of economic cooperation, significantly boosting bilateral trade and deepening ties between the two nations. #OnThisDay

Legend has it that lighting firecrackers can drive away evil spirits in the home The loud sound of firecrackers is traditionally believed to ward off evil spirits from homes. Nowadays, people primarily use firecrackers to celebrate festivals. #SpringFestival #Chineseculture

Stretching beside Beijing’s Summer Palace, the century-old Tongqing Street glows with rows of vibrant lanterns, drawing visitors with its festive vibes.

Caught in full relaxation mode! A Shan State langur lounges on a vine and soaks up the sunlight by a waterfall in Mangshi City, southwest China's Yunnan Province.

A breathtaking visualization of the famous Chinese verse “As if the Milky Way fell from the heavens”! Mind completely blown by this insane water show on the WORLD’S TALLEST Huajiang Canyon Bridge in Guizhou, SW China.

#TodayInHistory On February 27, 1921, Zhou Enlai, Li Fuchun, and others founded the Chinese Youth Communist Party in Paris. This milestone played a key role in organizing and inspiring Chinese students abroad, paving the way for future leaders of China’s revolutionary movement.

Eating zongzi in the New Year means a rich harvest in the coming year During the New Year, it is customary to prepare numerous zongzi to share with others, allowing them to experience the flavors of homemade cooking. #SpringFestival #Chineseculture

#TodayInHistory On February 28, 772, Bai Juyi, one of China’s greatest poets, was born. Together with Yuan Zhen, he co-founded the influential Yuan-Bai School of Poetry. Renowned for his prolific output and plainspoken style, Bai Juyi earned the title “Poetry Demon” #OnThisDay

Beijing Opera is the essence of Chinese dramatic art During the Lunar New Year, Beijing Opera is a favored cultural activity. Its growing popularity has played a significant role in bridging Eastern and Western cultures. #SpringFestival #Chineseculture

#TodayInHistory On March 1, 1914, China officially joined the Universal Postal Union (UPU). This significant step integrated China’s postal system into the global network, greatly enhancing international communication and trade. #OnThisDay

During the Spring Festival, Harbin holds a grand ice and snow festival. A wide range of cultural activities are organized during the festival period. One of the most prominent events is the Snow and Ice Festival held in Harbin, the capital of Heilongjiang Province.#ChineseNewYear

#TodayInHistory On March 2, 641, Princess Wencheng arrived in Tibet to marry Songtsen Gampo, promoting lasting friendship between the Han and Tibetan peoples by introducing grain seeds and advancing cultural exchanges. #OnThisDay

Dragon dance is an indispensable part of the Spring Festival. Dragons are famed for bringing good luck to any new venture.#ChineseNewYear #Dragon

In southern Anhui, the fish lantern parade is one of Huizhou’s oldest and best kept Lunar New Year traditions 🐟🏮 A sea of glowing red fish moves through the night. It’s bold, it’s bright, it’s beautifully traditional. And then somewhere in the middle of the procession… you

Soak in a poetic sunset scene as flocks of birds glide across the sky, with distant mountains forming a serene backdrop in Tengchong, southwest China’s Yunnan Province.

The misty rain over West Lake is like a gentle ink painting. Every frame is poetic and tranquil, capturing the unique charm of Jiangnan. No wonder netizens say: there’s a kind of beauty called Misty Rain Jiangnan. 🌧️🏞️ #MistyRainJiangnan #WestLake 河南 iHenan Amazing Henan

#TodayInHistory On March 3, 1971, China’s first scientific experimental satellite, Shijian-1, was successfully launched. It was also China’s second artificial satellite. #OnThisDay

Eating sweet dumplings on the Lantern Festival The fifteenth day of the first lunar month marks the first full moon night of the new year. In ancient times, people considered this day to be extremely auspicious. #LanternFestival #Chinesefood