The landmark lights up the "Chinese Red", the wonderful Spring Festival Gala welcomes the Year of the Rabbit, the garden appreciation welcomes the blessing of the home, and the Chinese food feast... During the Chinese Spring Festival, a number of celebration activities are carried out in many countries, not only to send the Chinese people the blessing of the New Year, but also to let the people of all countries immerse themselves in the happy and peaceful Chinese Spring Festival culture. The Empire State Building and the World Trade Center, the landmarks of New York City, lit the "China Red" on the evening of the 20th to celebrate the Spring Festival of the Year of the Rabbit. This is the 23rd consecutive year that the Empire State Building lights up to celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year. On the same day, the 86th floor viewing platform of the Empire State Building also launched the Lunar New Year decoration with red lanterns and the Chinese character "Fu" as the main body, attracting many tourists to stop and take photos. The landmark Tokyo Tower in Tokyo, the capital of Japan, was once again covered with the auspicious "Chinese Red" in the night on the 21st. This year coincides with the 45th anniversary of the conclusion of the China-Japan Peace and Friendship Treaty, and is also the fifth year for the Tokyo Tower to light up the "China Red". On the same day, Chinese and Japanese friends held a lighting ceremony at the Tokyo Tower. The mascot, based on the upcoming giant panda "Xiangxiang" and the rabbit "Tiantian" mascot, appeared on the stage to convey the New Year's greetings with children's voices. More than 100 Chinese and Japanese children, hand in hand, and Chinese musician Siqin Gezile sang the new song "Hello" in 52 languages. The annual grand Spring Festival celebration "Spring Festival Flower Market Joy Day" was held in Auckland, the largest city in New Zealand, on the 21st. Tens of thousands of local people of all ethnic groups gathered to celebrate the Chinese New Year. In the Spring Festival flower market, gongs and drums are loud and firecrackers are blaring. The splendid traditional Chinese folk customs and cultural performances, as well as hundreds of food and New Year food stalls, attracted a large number of local people to participate. In the UK, many civil organizations and institutions have joined in the series of activities to celebrate the Chinese New Year. Kate Newham, a senior curator of the Bristol Museum, told the Xinhua News Agency that the museum's Spring Festival event has been held for more than 20 years and has become a "major event" in the local area. This year's Spring Festival celebration will be held from January 28 to 29. During the event, there will not only be lion dance, kungfu performance, Chinese dance exhibition and other projects, but also a rabbit jade will be displayed in the museum, symbolizing the auspicious year of the rabbit. She said that in addition to the local overseas Chinese and Chinese students, the British people also particularly like to experience the New Year celebrations in museums. "They want to understand China and experience Chinese culture, which is a good opportunity for local people to share culture and learn from each other". The American Disneyland California Adventure Park opened the celebration of the Chinese Lunar New Year on the 20th, allowing tourists from all over the world to appreciate the charm of Chinese and Asian cultures in a festive atmosphere. In order to celebrate the Spring Festival of the Year of the Rabbit, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, Mickey, Minnie, Hua Mulan and many other Disney film and television images joined the festive procession in full oriental costumes. "Huamulan's Lunar New Year Parade" attracted thousands of tourists to see it; The "Dear Go Home" night water show uses the soundtrack of the famous Chinese American composer Tan Dun, which tells a warm story of a small lantern on its way home and reuniting with its family. On the evening of the 20th, the Zimbabwe "Spring Festival Gala" met again with the audience of China and Zimbabwe at a grand theatre in Harare, the capital, to celebrate the Chinese New Year. On the glittering stage