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The Wednesday Column by Jessica Weston: Spring forward Ridgecrest Daily Independent USA Today recently ran a story called “Why spring feels more important than ever in 2021” by Kelly Lawler.  I agree with that sentiment wholeheartedly. We sprang forward from daylight savings time last weekend and the season officially kicks in this Saturday, so spring is in the air.  And it does feel more important this year, as the usual themes of growth and renewal parallel the slow movement toward normalcy after a year of COVID-19 pandemic shutdowns. With schools at least partially reopening, some sp...

Today, March 1, is the start of meteorological spring, and this confuses people, because it’s different from astronomical spring which, this year, occurs at 5:37 a.m. on March 20.

2021-02-15 14:05:45 GMT2021-02-15 22:05:45(Beijing Time) Xinhua English 　　Chinese students perform during an online Spring Festival Gala in Tokyo, Japan, Feb. 6, 2021, to celebrate the Chinese New Year. (Xinhua/Du Xiaoyi) BEIJING, Feb. 14 (Xinhua) -- With the arrival of Spring Festival on Friday, overseas Chinese are turning to online blessings, celebrations and get-togethers this year to observe the most important festival in their culture. Despite the ravaging COVID-19 pandemic hindering family gatherings, online alternatives to celebrating the Chinese New Year are providing a re...

news Xinhua Headlines: Joys and amazement accompany online celebrations of Chinese New Year Yang Shilong,Hu Yousong,PeterMertz,Tan Yixiao,Tang Peipei,Liu Yanan,Chen Wenxian,Zhu Haochen,Hu Xiaoming,M Arwayahya,unreguser,Zhang Jing,Jiang Qiaomei,Wang Yaguang,Wang Jiangang,Li Laifang,Zhao Hongnan,Xia Yuanyi Xinhua Headlines: Joys and amazement accompany online celebrations of Chinese New Year Replay Video UP NEXT -- To observe the most important festival in their culture, overseas Chinese are turning to online blessings, celebrations and get-togethers this year. -- The pandemic ...

Video: "This year is the Year of the Ox - the same sign as the year of my birth," says United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Feb. 10, 2021. "The ox symbolizes energy, strength, and courage. These qualities are what the world needs now." (Xinhua) On COVID-19, the secretary-general says that last year, the COVID-19 pandemic brought great uncertainty and disruption. However, he stresses that "in 2021, we must stand together to fight...