Dongzhi Festival: VIDEOS
How do Chinese celebrate the Winter Solstice?
April 30, 2017
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Duration: 01:17
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It’s Monday December the 22nd, and that means it’s the Winter Solstice on the Chinese calendar, the shortest day of the year. In ancient China, this was the day that the Emperor would worship at the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, one of the nation’s most important ceremonies. In the fast moving modern era, many Chinese people still mark the Solstice as a day to spend time with families and eat dumplings.
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Dongzhi Festival
The village in eastern China celebrates the Winter Solstice in its own unique way
30 April 2017