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Chinese New Year celebration event held in Melbourne

Xinhua 24 Feb 2026
Children draw horse-themed paintings during a Chinese New Year celebration event at the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne, Australia, on Feb ... Chinese New Year celebration event held in Melbourne.
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Chinese New Year spirit fills Trafalgar Square in London

People Daily 24 Feb 2026
A child is pictured during the Chinese New Year celebration at Trafalgar Square in London, Britain, on Feb ... A girl is pictured during the Chinese New Year celebration at Trafalgar Square in London, Britain, on Feb.
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RD Winery Lunar New Year 1

Napa Valley Register 24 Feb 2026
Lion dancers at RD Winery's Lunar New Year celebration on Saturday, Feb. 21 ... .
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Napa’s RD Winery hosts Lunar New Year celebration

Napa Valley Register 24 Feb 2026
Napa’s Vietnamese-owned RD Winery hosted its third Lunar New Year event this past weekend, bringing together a blend of cultures to usher in the Year of the Horse ... .
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RD Winery Lunar New Year 2

Napa Valley Register 24 Feb 2026
Hospitality director Kandace Markovich Wilson welcomes guests at RD Winery's Lunar New Year celebration on Saturday, Feb. 21 ... .
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Seoul gains from Tokyo’s pain over Lunar New Year

Korea Times 24 Feb 2026
HONG KONG/SEOUL— For his family’s first overseas trip together, Tang Junjie carefully planned a holiday in Japan during China’s longest Lunar New Year break on record.
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Yingge dance staged in S China's Guangdong to convey best wishes for new year

People Daily 24 Feb 2026
As many shops in Puning chose to open their doors to start the new year's business on Sunday, the sixth day of the Chinese New Year, Yingge dance teams staged wonderful performances across the city to ...
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K11 MUSEA Breaks Chinese New Year Golden Week Footfall Record Watch and Jewellery Sales More than Doubled YoY, with Largest Single Purchase Surpassing HK$2 Million (New World Development Co Ltd)

Public Technologies 24 Feb 2026
According to the Group, from 16 February to 22 February (Chinese New Year Eve to the 6th day of the Chinese New Year), footfall at K11 MUSEA increased 10% year-on-year, the highest since opening.
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Chinese New Year celebrated in Madrid, Spain

People Daily 24 Feb 2026
People watch lion dance during a parade celebrating Chinese New Year in Madrid, Spain, Feb ... People take part in a parade celebrating Chinese New Year in Madrid, Spain, Feb ... 21, 2026 shows fireworks celebrating the Chinese New Year in Madrid, Spain.
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New Zealand's South Island Chinese New Year Festival draws nearly 100,000 visitors

People Daily 24 Feb 2026
22 (Xinhua) -- Nearly 100,000 visitors took part in one of New Zealand's largest cultural events over the weekend as the Happy Chinese New Year Festival lit up Christchurch, the largest city in the South Island.
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Why Southeast Asia’s non-Chinese embrace Lunar New Year celebrations

South China Morning Post 24 Feb 2026
... Year festivities this year, handing out red packets and dressing up in traditional Chinese attire.
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Seoul gains from Tokyo’s pain over Lunar New Year as politics reshapes China’s tourism map

South China Morning Post 24 Feb 2026
... Junjie carefully planned a holiday to Japan during China’s longest Lunar New Year break on record.
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Strength from the start: OGH\u2019s New Year\u2019s baby

Olean Times Herald 24 Feb 2026
OLEAN \u2014 For Denae Gargano of Olean, choosing Olean General Hospital (OGH) to welcome her baby felt like the clear choice ... As the first baby born at OGH in the New Year, his arrival was a moment of joy and celebration for the family ... .
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New year, new space: CDU Sydney expansion focused on student success (Charles Darwin University)

Public Technologies 24 Feb 2026
) There will be up to 250 new students at the Sydney campus in first semester 2026 ... It is the second floor to be added to the campus in two years. The new floor will house Student Central, a new Library, classrooms and a large student kitchen.
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In China, Lunar New Year ‘A Reminder of Future Uncertainty’: Analyst

The Epoch Times 24 Feb 2026
For generations, the Lunar New Year has been China’s most important spending season—a time when families splurge on lavish reunion dinners, new clothes, festive ...

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