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Traditional Chinese New Year celebration with an elderly man in red attire standing under red lanterns and Spring Festival couplets.

Chinese New Year Traditions: A Complete Guide to Celebrations, Customs, and Modern Adaptations

Discover the rich tapestry of Chinese New Year traditions in this comprehensive guide. From the festival’s ancient origins and symbolic rituals to vibrant decorations, traditional foods, and modern adaptations, explore how this cultural celebration continues to unite families and communities worldwide. Whether it’s the wisdom of the Year of the Snake or the joy of…

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Xinhui Xuegong, historic Confucian temple in Xinhui, China.

Siyi Region Landmarks: A Journey Through History and Heritage

Discover the Siyi region’s remarkable journey through time, where the legacies of migration and cultural heritage intertwine. This article invites the overseas Chinese diaspora to reconnect with their roots by exploring iconic landmarks like the Kaiping Diaolou, the historic Chikan Town, and the Wuyi Overseas Chinese Museum. Through stories of resilience and preservation, this guide…

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Historic photo of Beijie Station, a key stop on the Sunning Railway in Guangdong, China, showcasing its clock tower and European-style architecture.

Sunning Railway: Uniting Taishan’s Overseas Chinese and Transforming a Nation

The Sunning Railway (新宁铁路), built in the early 20th century by Taishan’s overseas Chinese community, stands as a remarkable testament to unity and ambition. Spanning 138 kilometers, this railway connected remote villages to bustling markets, transforming Taishan into an economic and cultural hub. Led by visionary Chen Yixi, who rose from humble beginnings to master…

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Full-size replica boat at Taishan Haikou Bu, a historical departure port for Siyi migrants.

Taishan Haikou Port Museum: Meet China’s Migrant Past

Nestled at the confluence of the Datong (大同) and Duanfen (端芬) Rivers, the Haikou Port Museum in Haikou Bu (海口埠) stands as a living record of China’s overseas migration story. Here, original qiaopi (侨批) documents and restored streetscapes bring to life the resilience, family ties, and global aspirations that defined generations of Guangfu (广府) travelers.…

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