Understanding China
There is no doubt that China should unflinchingly follow its own path and deal with its own matters well. That in itself means that in order to respond to people's concerns, questions and misgivings, one thing must be done - Understand China.
Understanding China
#24SolarTerms Cold Dew, also known as "Hanlu" in Chinese, is the 17th solar term of the traditional Chinese lunar calendar. It falls on October 8 this year. During this period, the weather becomes increasingly dry, with the northern parts of China embracing late autumn while the south experiences cooler winds and drier days. #UnderstandingChina
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2026 marks the 77th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China. Happy National Day, China! #UnderstandingChina #NationalDay
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The Mid-Autumn Festival, celebrated on the 15th day of the eighth month of the Chinese lunar calendar, falls on September 25 this year. Across China, the festival is marked by a variety of traditions, from family reunions with elaborate feasts to public events featuring traditional ceremonies, performances, and galas.
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#24SolarTerms White Dew, also known as "Bailu" in Chinese, is the 15th solar term of the traditional Chinese lunar calendar. It falls on September 7 this year. White Dew marks the time when the weather begins to turn cooler and the first hints of autumn appear. #UnderstandingChina
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#24SolarTerms Start of Autumn, also known as "Liqiu" in Chinese, is the 13th solar term of the traditional Chinese lunar calendar. It falls on August 7 this year. Start of Autumn reflects the end of summer and the beginning of autumn. The fruitful season is approaching. #UnderstandingChina
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#24SolarTerms Major Heat, also known as "Dashu" in Chinese, is the 12th solar term of the traditional Chinese lunar calendar. It falls on July 23 this year. During Major Heat, most parts of China enter the hottest stretch of the year. #UnderstandingChina
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The Dragon Boat Festival, also known as Duanwu Festival, is a traditional Chinese holiday to commemorate the ancient Chinese poet Qu Yuan from the Warring States Period (475-221 B.C.). Celebrated on the fifth day of the fifth month of the Chinese lunar calendar, the festival falls on June 19 this year.
The Dragon Boat Festival has been celebrated with various events in different provinces, including making zongzi (sticky rice dumplings) and dragon boat races.
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#24SolarTerms Grain in Ear, also known as "Mangzhong" in Chinese, is the ninth solar term of the traditional Chinese lunar calendar. It falls on June 5 this year.
During this time, temperatures rise significantly, rainfall is abundant, and everything grows. It marks the time when crops like barley and wheat begin to ripen, signaling a season of #harvest and growth. #UnderstandingChina
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#24SolarTerms Grain Rain, or "Guyu" in Chinese, is the sixth solar term of the traditional Chinese lunar calendar. Marking the end of spring, it falls on April 20 this year.
It signals the onset of increased rainfall, providing favorable conditions for planting and the growth of crops. As the last solar term of spring, Grain Rain plays a vital role in agriculture, as the abundant moisture helps nourish the land and supports the development of grains. #UnderstandingChina
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#24SolarTerms Qingming Festival, or Tomb-Sweeping Day, falls on April 5 this year. It is a traditional Chinese festival for people to pay tribute to the dead and worship their ancestors.
Qingming is also the fifth solar term of the traditional Chinese lunar calendar and the only one that coincides with a major festival. As temperatures rise and rainfall increases, it marks an important time for spring plowing and sowing. #UnderstandingChina #QingmingFestival
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