For the first time since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, Chinese people are allowed to celebrate without restrictions on the Lunar New Year, the countryโs most important holiday. Brands are gearing up for a blockbuster bunny bonanza.
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Happy year of the ox!
Amid fears of COVID-19 spread, a growing number of Chinese cities are offering financial incentives and other perks to persuade residents, especially migrant workers, not to travel home for family reunions ahead of the upcoming Lunar New Year holiday.
New COVID-19 restrictions are going to make for a miserable Lunar Year for many of Chinaโs poors. For some, it will be the second consecutive year without a return home for the traditional family celebration.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXjrxzNs9rM If you happen to be in China during Chinese New Year, youโre sure to hear the song โCongratulationsโ (ๆญๅๆญๅ gลng xว gลng xว) played...
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