Lunar New Year
EventLunar New Year celebrations and related events in China and Hong Kong
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Event Overview
The Lunar New Year is a significant cultural event celebrated by Chinese communities worldwide, typically marked by family reunions, traditional foods, and festivities. Recent news articles highlight the preparations for this year's celebration, including increased demand for baijiu liquor, concerns over Nipah virus outbreaks in India and China, and travel advisories issued by Beijing regarding Japan. In Hong Kong, a Lunar New Year parade is scheduled to feature global toy sensation Labubu and a wishing tree on floats. Meanwhile, a viral bestseller, the 'Crying Horse' plush toy, has become popular ahead of the celebrations. The event's significance lies in its cultural importance and the impact of recent events on travel and commerce.
Last updated: January 29, 2026
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