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Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival (春节, Chūnjié), is the most important holiday of the year in China. If you only remember one festival to celebrate with someone in China, this is it. While January 1 is recognized as the “Western New Year” (元旦), Chinese New Year is the moment that truly feels like a fresh start for most Chinese families: it is the time for reunion, blessings, new beginnings, and heartfelt wishes for luck, health, and prosperity.

In China, December 31 (New Year’s Eve) and January 1 (New Year’s Day) are widely recognized as the “Western New Year” (元旦, Yuándàn). It is a modern celebration centered on countdowns, friends, city lights, and fresh-start energy. However, it is important to know one key cultural detail: for most Chinese families, the “real” New Year—emotionally and traditionally—is Chinese New Year (Spring Festival), which follows the lunar calendar and carries much deeper customs and family meaning.

Christmas (圣诞节, Shèngdànjié) is not a traditional Chinese holiday, yet every December it adds a warm, festive glow to many Chinese cities. Shopping malls sparkle with décor, cafés play seasonal music, and international schools, offices, and expat neighborhoods organize gatherings. For customers living abroad, Christmas is a perfect moment to send flowers and gifts to friends, family, colleagues, or partners in China—and this guide shows exactly how to do it well.

In China, love has its own special day steeped in legend, history, and heartfelt tradition—the Qixi Festival (七夕节), often called Chinese Valentine’s Day. Celebrated on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, this year it falls on August 29th. For couples, it’s a day to express love, devotion, and appreciation—much like Valentine’s Day in the West, but with a deeper cultural and romantic story behind it.

In China, May 20th isn’t just another day—it's a modern, romantic celebration that captures hearts across the nation. Often referred to as "520", this date symbolizes a contemporary Chinese Valentine's Day, deeply rooted in the phonetic resemblance between the numbers "5-2-0" (wǔ èr líng, 五二零) and the phrase "I love you" (wǒ ài nǐ, 我爱你) in Mandarin.

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