To celebrate Spring Festival, there is a place where many young Chinese choose to go. Once there, you can light fireworks with a click rather than a lighter, and you can enjoy electronic jiaozi dumplings of different flavors.
Beijing college student Zhou Ji is counting the days before he goes back home to his family in Southwest China's Chongqing.
With the approaching of Chinese Spring Festival, various celebrations have kicked off across the world.
When an American asks me about a major personality or cultural event in China, I cannot just click on wikipedia.com and show them a concise description. I don't have that luxury. Instead, what I use is a kind of cross-cultural profiling system to help Americans better understand our own celebrities.
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