Year Of Sheep 2015 - Spring Festival

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Celebrating 2015 Spring Festival Amidst The Gentle Year of the Ram China's premier New Year's event, officially recognized as Chinese New Year or Spring Festival by authorities worldwide, brings people together annually amidst festive lights. Family gatherings become traditional during this occasion, while ancient customs revive amidst widespread participation. The vibrant display highlights the harmony shared between relatives and community, as fireworks and feasts light up the atmosphere nationwide. Chinese elders recount their past, sharing family histories while serving home-cooked dishes prepared with care throughout many generations of Chinese households worldwide. They pass down treasured knowledge that enriches this year's festivals through lively storytelling. Traditional performances continue at full blast amidst vibrant parades celebrating ancient myths in regional traditions. Tourists and locals celebrate spring by decorating streets with ornamental items to show off rich local craftsmanship. Handicraft markets thrive selling unique mementos, ranging from wooden souvenirs made with hand-crafted designs to beautifully decorated handmade gifts for relatives or special guests invited into their family reunions. Throughout ancient China's historic sites like Great Wall or Shanghai Temple's walls where past empires left their mark on Chinese history. Thousands take pictures near gigantic monuments built over a period that spans many generations of dedicated construction. Chinese government sets clear priorities promoting tourism, trade, and culture amidst vibrant festivities in popular districts all over the city that welcomes international visitors. Cultural centers promote artistic programs at large scale events worldwide showcasing unique art pieces crafted during this traditional spring festival.