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BEIJING (AP) — Chinese people rang in the Lunar New Year on Tuesday despite pandemic restrictions, as small crowds gathered at temples to offer traditional prayers for the Year of the Tiger.
The country's people are wishing the new year will bring better news about COVID, and a successful Olympic Games.
The Lunar New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, is the most important annual holiday in China.
BEIJING (Associated Press) -- Chinese people rang in the Lunar New Year on Tuesday despite pandemic restrictions, as small crowds gathered at temples to offe...
China is ringing in the Lunar New Year despite pandemic restrictions, as people gathered at temples to offer traditional prayers for the Year of the Tiger. At the Lama Temple in Beijing, dozens of people gathered on Tuesday to bow in prayer outside the Tibetan Buddhist site that was shut because of the pandemic. This year’s holiday has seen fewer people return to their hometowns for traditional family gatherings. China’s strict pandemic policies can lead to the swift lockdown of towns and cities, as well as suspension of travel wherever clusters of coronavirus cases are identified. In Hong...