Dragon Boat Festival
Each year on the 5th day of the 5th month, using the lunar calender, the Dragon Boat Festival (duanwu jie 端午节
World Expo 2010—Shanghai (2010 Nián Shànghǎi Shìbóhuì 2010 年上海世博会)|2010 Nián Shànghǎi Shìbóhuì 2010 年上海世博会 (World Expo 2010—Shanghai)
Wendell ANDERSON The emblem for the 2010 world expo, depicting the image of three people-you, me, him/her holding hands together,
Hungry Ghost Festival (Zhōngyuánjié 中元节)|Zhōngyuánjié 中元节 (Hungry Ghost Festival)
YEOH Seng-Guan Supplicants come to a temple in southern China to burn joss (incense) sticks to please their ancestors. They
Ami Harvest Festival (Āměizú fēngniánjì 阿美族丰年祭)|Āměizú fēngniánjì 阿美族丰年祭 (Ami Harvest Festival)
Bent NIELSEN Boys coming by in turn to sing and dance in front of the elders, 1989. PHOTO BY UBE
Qingming Festival (Qīngmíngjié 清明节)|Qīngmíngjié 清明节 (Qingming Festival)
Haiwang YUAN In the handscroll Peace Reigns over the River, by Zhang Zeduan and believed by art historians to depict
May First Labor Festival (Wǔ Yī Guójì Láodòngjié 五一国际劳动节)|Wǔ Yī Guójì Láodòngjié 五一国际劳动节 (May First Labor Festival)
Haiwang YUAN International Labor Day had its roots in America during the 1800s, when unsafe conditions and 10 to 16