US EditionSake-making and other national treasures make latest UNESCO heritage list
- UNESCO has added the Spring Festival holiday, known as Chinese New Year, to its Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity list, celebrated in China.
- The decision was made at a meeting in Paraguay, highlighting the festival's various rituals and cultural significance.
- Rao Quan, China’s vice-minister of culture and tourism, stated that the Spring Festival represents the Chinese people's deep connection to family and nation.
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UNESCO has decided to include the greatest Chinese celebration in the Representative List of the Intangible Heritage of Humanity
Chinese New Year recognized as UNESCO intangible cultural heritage
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