Are chopsticks only a tool for the Chinese people to have meals? Though simple and little, they epitomize the long-lasting history of China. Chopsticks are also an important symbol of family in China, especially when the family gather to have a meal on traditional festivals. Children learn to use them at an early age. They represent reunion, joy and happiness. Dolce & Gabbana | CGTN

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Discovering Chinese New Year Spring Festival is the largest annual holiday for most of the Chinese people. During the Chinese New Year, this is the best chance for them to return to their hometowns and families. Charlie Clarkson, from China Daily will meet with the local people to experience the festival's preserved traditions, as the country begins to transform into a landscape of song, dance and celebration. | China Culture

161K views · 730 reactions | Chinese culture from <My African Bride> —— “You can’t sleep together” When you visit your boyfriend/girlfriend home for the first time, you can’t sleep with them in their room. The Chinese parents would separate you guys away in different rooms. See more clips in the movie <My African Bride> to learn Chinese culture. #myafricanbride #movie #culture #africa #china #Thebond | Vica Li Chinese | Facebook

2.1M views · 1K reactions | 2025 marks the final year of the 14th Five-Year Plan. What changes have taken place in China over the past five years? How do young people around the world view them? Full story: https://news.cgtn.com/news/2025-10-20/We-Talk-What-Chinese-pop-culture-do-foreign-youth-love--1HDaBXpjqIo/p.html | CGTN | Facebook