02:35After a four-year hiatus, the 36th Spring Festival temple fair kicked off with a vibrant start at Ditan Park in Beijing on Sunday, drawing many attendees eager to celebrate the Lunar New Year.
The footage features visitors of all ages revelling in the festive atmosphere, marvelling at the traditional red lanterns adorning the park and capturing memorable moments with photos and videos.
"I liked it very much," expressed one enthusiastic visitor. "There is a powerful Chinese New Year atmosphere, and it’s very fun to view decorations. The fair is very big and interesting."
The re-enactment of the Qing Dynasty emperor's sacrificial ceremony proved to be a highlight, attracting crowds with its cultural significance and historical allure.
"I feel that there are many things I want to try in that Temple Fair, like traditional food," shared another visitor, reflecting on the joy of experiencing long-awaited traditions. "It’s been too long since I visited such a Temple Fair."
The festival, deeply rooted in Chinese culture, symbolises a desire for calm, prosperity, and a fruitful year ahead. National-level intangible cultural heritage performances, including the Cangzhou lion dance and Gaizhou stilts, delighted attendees with their rich display of local folk culture.
Each day of the festival will feature performances in the afternoon and morning, ensuring ample opportunities for visitors to immerse themselves in the festivities.
For Beijingers, the opening day of the Ditan Temple Fair holds special significance, marking a return to cherished traditions after the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.
'Powerful Chinese New Year atmosphere' - Locals rejoice as Ditan Park Spring Festival temple fair returns to Beijing
After a four-year hiatus, the 36th Spring Festival temple fair kicked off with a vibrant start at Ditan Park in Beijing on Sunday, drawing many attendees eager to celebrate the Lunar New Year.
The footage features visitors of all ages revelling in the festive atmosphere, marvelling at the traditional red lanterns adorning the park and capturing memorable moments with photos and videos.
"I liked it very much," expressed one enthusiastic visitor. "There is a powerful Chinese New Year atmosphere, and it’s very fun to view decorations. The fair is very big and interesting."
The re-enactment of the Qing Dynasty emperor's sacrificial ceremony proved to be a highlight, attracting crowds with its cultural significance and historical allure.
"I feel that there are many things I want to try in that Temple Fair, like traditional food," shared another visitor, reflecting on the joy of experiencing long-awaited traditions. "It’s been too long since I visited such a Temple Fair."
The festival, deeply rooted in Chinese culture, symbolises a desire for calm, prosperity, and a fruitful year ahead. National-level intangible cultural heritage performances, including the Cangzhou lion dance and Gaizhou stilts, delighted attendees with their rich display of local folk culture.
Each day of the festival will feature performances in the afternoon and morning, ensuring ample opportunities for visitors to immerse themselves in the festivities.
For Beijingers, the opening day of the Ditan Temple Fair holds special significance, marking a return to cherished traditions after the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.
After a four-year hiatus, the 36th Spring Festival temple fair kicked off with a vibrant start at Ditan Park in Beijing on Sunday, drawing many attendees eager to celebrate the Lunar New Year.
The footage features visitors of all ages revelling in the festive atmosphere, marvelling at the traditional red lanterns adorning the park and capturing memorable moments with photos and videos.
"I liked it very much," expressed one enthusiastic visitor. "There is a powerful Chinese New Year atmosphere, and it’s very fun to view decorations. The fair is very big and interesting."
The re-enactment of the Qing Dynasty emperor's sacrificial ceremony proved to be a highlight, attracting crowds with its cultural significance and historical allure.
"I feel that there are many things I want to try in that Temple Fair, like traditional food," shared another visitor, reflecting on the joy of experiencing long-awaited traditions. "It’s been too long since I visited such a Temple Fair."
The festival, deeply rooted in Chinese culture, symbolises a desire for calm, prosperity, and a fruitful year ahead. National-level intangible cultural heritage performances, including the Cangzhou lion dance and Gaizhou stilts, delighted attendees with their rich display of local folk culture.
Each day of the festival will feature performances in the afternoon and morning, ensuring ample opportunities for visitors to immerse themselves in the festivities.
For Beijingers, the opening day of the Ditan Temple Fair holds special significance, marking a return to cherished traditions after the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.