China Storyteller Partnerships • Welcome the God of Fortune

chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2024-02-14 08:58

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The fifth day of the first lunar month, known as Po Wu, literally "breaking five" in Chinese folk culture, signifies the breaking away of past constraints and the arrival of a new and better life. It is said to be the birthday of the God of Fortune, making it a day for welcoming prosperity. China Daily Multimedia invited foreign content creators and students from various countries to sing "May fortune be with you".

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