Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, kicked off this Sunday, February 14. Valentine’s Day has taken a backseat as “Year of the Tiger” decorations flood Asia*. Meanwhile, millions of people returned to their hometowns last week to celebrate with their families. It’s China’s biggest holiday.
Officially, the holiday lasts 15 days. But in [...]
Starting tomorrow, I’ll be in this general area …
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… through the end of February for my Chinese New Year break. I won’t be bringing my laptop, but if I happen to find an Internet cafe I’ll try to post photos.
Bridget O'Donnell, 22, is a visual journalist experienced in multiple platforms. She recently graduated from the University of Michigan and currently resides in Shenzhen, China. More »
