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As the Spring Festival holiday enters its second half, the atmosphere on social media in China is changing. A few days ago it was all about sharing photos of New Year's Eve dinners, the Spring Festival Gala, and New Year's greetings; now it's all about highway traffic jams, crowded train stations, and "navigation says another 8 hours"—the peak of the Spring Festival travel rush has arrived. For overseas students and Chinese, this scene is just…
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On the fifth day of the Lunar New Year, the traditional custom is to "welcome the God of Wealth." In many parts of China, people set off firecrackers and eat dumplings on this day, symbolizing welcoming the God of Wealth and bringing in good fortune. For modern people, "welcoming the God of Wealth" also includes an important ritual: grabbing red envelopes (digital cash gifts). The red envelope battle in WeChat groups reaches a small peak on the fifth day. Friends and family groups, etc…
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From the first to the third day of the Lunar New Year, it's all about the Spring Festival Gala, variety shows, and binge-watching dramas. On the fourth day, it's finally time for games! Major Chinese mobile games are currently running events during the Spring Festival, including limited-edition skins, holiday tasks, and lucky draw rewards… If you don't grind now, it'll be too late! For overseas students and Chinese people, the fourth day is a good time to finish off all their tasks.
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Every Spring Festival, domestic mobile games launch a wave of major events: limited-edition skins, holiday missions, login rewards, lucky draws… the sheer volume of activities is overwhelming. The problem is, these events are all time-limited. Many end on the seventh or eighth day of the Lunar New Year, leaving players with very little time. By the fourth day, the Spring Festival holiday is already over…
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The third day of the Lunar New Year is known as "Red Dog Day," a day when it's considered inauspicious to visit relatives and friends. This gives all the socially awkward and homebodies the perfect excuse: stay home, wrapped in blankets, and binge-watch all the Chinese dramas they haven't had time for before. From historical dramas to modern romances, there's something for everyone…
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The second day of the Lunar New Year is traditionally a day for families to visit their maternal grandparents' homes. For international students or other Chinese communities living abroad, this day is often a rare moment of leisure. Without the hustle and bustle of New Year's Eve, it's a perfect time to quietly catch up on the Spring Festival specials on various TV channels…
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On the first day of the Lunar New Year, the Spring Festival film season officially begins. For domestic audiences, today is a day of "choice paralysis"—several blockbusters are released simultaneously, which one to watch first? For overseas students and Chinese, the problem is slightly different: it's not about which to choose, but whether they can even see them at all. The 2026 Spring Festival film season includes…
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I stayed up all night watching the Spring Festival Gala on New Year's Eve, and slept in until I naturally woke up on New Year's Day. For overseas students and Chinese people, New Year's Day is a bit special—relatives back home are visiting and exchanging New Year's greetings, while overseas it's probably just a regular workday or weekend. Physically unable to participate, we can still find some fun numerically. Recommended activities for New Year's Day: Chasing the spring flowers in the morning…
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2026 is the Year of the Horse in the Chinese lunar calendar. 2026 is also the year of the Milan Winter Olympics. What does this coincidence mean? It means your livestreaming schedule will be incredibly packed this Spring Festival. Watch the Spring Festival Gala on February 16th (Lunar New Year's Eve), and the Milan Winter Olympics open on February 6th—the entire month of February will be a "livestreaming month." For those overseas…
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The 2026 academic year is approaching, and a large number of new students heading to Australia and New Zealand are packing their bags. You've packed adapters, hot pot base, and even spare glasses, but many have overlooked the most crucial issue: "internet compatibility issues." When you land in Sydney or Auckland full of anticipation, even…
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