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In China, December 31 (New Year’s Eve) and January 1 (New Year’s Day) are widely recognized as the “Western New Year”...
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New Year in China (December 31 & January 1): How It’s Celebrated, What to Send, and How It Differs from Chinese New Year
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Christmas in China: How It’s Celebrated and What to Send
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Thanksgiving in China: How It’s Celebrated and What to Send
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Black Friday in China: What It Means for Shoppers—and Smarter Gifting Alternatives
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New Year in China (December 31 & January 1): How It’s Celebrated, What to Send, and How It Differs from Chinese New Year
In China, December 31 (New Year’s Eve) and January 1 (New Year’s Day) are widely recognized as the “Western New Year”...
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Christmas in China: How It’s Celebrated and What to Send
Christmas (圣诞节, Shèngdànjié) is not a traditional Chinese holiday, yet every December it adds a warm, festive glow to...
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Thanksgiving in China: How It’s Celebrated and What to Send
Thanksgiving is not a traditional Chinese holiday, but it has quietly found a place in China’s big cities and...
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Black Friday in China: What It Means for Shoppers—and Smarter Gifting Alternatives
Black Friday is world-famous in North America and Europe, but in China it is a minor event. Chinese consumers focus...
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Single’s Day (11.11) in China – The Shopping Festival That Started as a Joke
Every year on November 11, China celebrates what is now known as the world’s biggest online shopping festival. It is...
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