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Category Archives: Festivals
Boom boom boom: The Year of the Rabbit
A video by Jonah Kessel and friends of the fireworks in Beijing set off to celebrate the arrival of the Year of the Rabbit.
Posted in Festivals
Tagged @altcat, fireworks, Year of Rabbit, zodiac
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Spring Festival at Dong Yue Taoist temple
Spring Festival at Dong Yue Taoist Temple in Beijing, shot by Janek Zdzarski for Danwei partner See China.
Posted in Featured Video, Festivals
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Seasons greetings from Danwei (part II)
Thanks to Nick Frisch, who organized the “Third Judeo-Christmas Chinese-food dinner.”
Posted in Festivals
Tagged 2009, Judeo-Christmas dinner, Nick Frisch
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Celebrating National Day, 1984
The story behind the Hello, Xiaoping banner carried by students in the National Day parade in 1984.
Posted in Festivals, Photography
Tagged Deng Xiaoping, photography, The Beijing News
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Tomb-Sweeping Day: a golden time for young lovers
Qingming Festival (清明节) started out as a matchmaking day.
Posted in Festivals
Tagged Chongqing Times, Qingming Festival, rites, Shanghai Morning Post, The Beijing News
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Inflation revives Spring Festival traditions
Hu Xudong (胡续冬) tells of people resuming the custom of sending oil to their family and friends during the new year.
Posted in Festivals
Tagged Hu Xudong, Naobaijin, oil, Spring Festival
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Seasons greetings from Danwei
Seasons greetings from Danwei.
Posted in Festivals
Tagged Christmas, Diwali, Eid al-Adha, Hannukah, Mao Zedong, Yule
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