Beijing: The Traditions of the Chinese New Year | Festivals | Full Documentary

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Festivals explores different festivities around the world, giving you a deep insight into the traditions and customs of the people celebrating them.
The Chinese Spring Festival - also known as the Chinese New year - is the most important holiday in China, where people get together to celebrate the start of a new Lunar year and honour ancient traditions to bring about good luck.
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keep the documentrys coming

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great place great story.thanks for sharing this videos

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Awesome content don't stop 🙌

[@Hazel-rd9pb]

Awesome!!!!

[@christophermiller3031]

What a great documentary... I swear laughing is a universal constant 🖖

[@ponirkhanofficial6849]

Absolutely awesome, every Country has its own Culture, but Chinese culture captivates me. I wish Your Country well.

[@mannygreywolfsdb9936]

Our country's New Year fest is a mixture of East and West: Religion and Calendar is West, plus the roasted whole pig, Lechon. But all the rest is East, family get together, never miss a good fish on New Year, red envelopes for the family, red clothes - with polka dots for extra luck, and the most important fire crackers! :) 9:55 Basically what our shopping goes like for New Year, Men buy firecrackers and good drinks while women get the food and decors. :D

[@kirianajackson7845]

colorful thank you

[@makoriasati4980]

Great! l have learned a lot. In Africa we need to learn from this great culture as we revive ours.

[@Niko-rp3yr]

I have to watch this for school

[@rmcfarren721]

Beautiful documentary! I really appreciated the personal point of view from the two families. I learned a lot about the Chinese culture.

[@kennefinefi8238]

I miss China my home

[@adelbellemlih1691]

aww

[@Mona.2307]

The calendar on wall says 2014🤣

[@iron87-brawlstars]

Yes... because its the Chinese New Year of 2014. The horse!

[@indeficit2]

This was 2014. I doubt anyone would want to send their kids to the US for college anymore.

[@leg7259]

I'd hate to be in that pole family. But the rich one looks fun

[@sho9214]

Both are rich family

[@Christian-yq1up]

are not china?

[@jonaspete]

CCP New Year

[@Christian-yq1up]

yes!