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 Minor Cold, also known as "Xiaohan" in Chinese, is the 23rd solar term in the Chinese lunar calendar. It falls on January 5 this year, and marks the beginning of the coldest period of the year. #UnderstandingChina
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Hello 2026!
A brand-new year is here, with new ideas, new chances, and new stories ready to begin.
Let's keep moving forward, stay curious, stay connected, and make the year ahead count.
Wish you good health, happiness and prosperity in the year ahead!
What are your hopes or goals for 2026? Share them with us in the comments. #UnderstandingChina #HappyNewYear2026
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#24SolarTerms Beginning of Winter, also known as "Lidong" in Chinese, is the 19th solar term of the year. It is the first solar term of winter, which means winter is coming and crops harvested in autumn should be stored up. #UnderstandingChina
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The Chongyang Festival, also known as the Double Ninth Festival, is celebrated on the ninth day of the ninth lunar month.
In Chinese, the number nine has the same pronunciation as the word for "forever," symbolizing longevity. On this day, people take part in various activities such as mountain climbing, appreciating chrysanthemums, drinking chrysanthemum wine, and enjoying Chongyang cakes.
This year, the Chongyang Festival falls on October 29th. #UnderstandingChina
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#24SolarTerms Frost's Descent, also known as "Shuangjiang" in Chinese, is the last solar term of autumn in the Chinese lunar calendar.
It signals the onset of colder weather and the coming of winter, when dew begins to freeze into frost. #UnderstandingChina
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#24SolarTerms As the temperature continues to drop, the golden autumn seems to be coming to an end, indicating the arrival of the Cold Dew period.
The lunar Chinese calendar divides the year into 24 solar terms. Cold Dew is the 17th solar term of the year, which falls on October 8 and ends on October 22 this year.
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The 15th day of the eighth lunar month is the Mid-Autumn Festival, a celebration that focuses on the moon. From ancient times, it has been customary for the Chinese to reunite with family members and enjoy a sweet mooncake while observing the beautiful moon.
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This year marks the 76th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China. Over the past 76 years, the nation has made remarkable achievements. Today, China is advancing Chinese modernization, building a stronger country, and creating more opportunities for the world. #NationalDay #UnderstandingChina
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Today marks the Autumn Equinox, when day and night stand in perfect balance. From this moment, daylight slowly yields to the lengthening night, and autumn’s colors begin to deepen across the land.🌾✨
In Chinese tradition, the Autumn Equinox is one of the 24 Solar Terms — a calendar of nature’s wisdom that has guided farming and life for thousands of years.
As the season turns, may balance and serenity find their way into your life.
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Every worker deserves a big applause for their every bit of hard work in making themselves a better person and the world a better place. Happy International Workers' Day!
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