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China pulls through first post-festival travel peak
6,600 scalpers seized during festival travel rush
Bank card spending up in Spring Festival
Lunar new year spending up strongly
Sea lions kiss away quake memories
Rain may hamper festival transport
An ancient custom still loved by one and all
Green Spring Festival celebration urged
100,000 armed police on patrol for festival
Chinese, foreigners bask in festivities
Chinese celebrate Lunar New Year
Festival shopping spree despite downturn
Spring Festival witnesses huge passenger flows
Wen to spend New Year Eve in Wenchuan
Wen visits medics and injured in quake zone
Premier spending New Year Eve in Sichuan
Jiang extends new year greetings in Shanghai
Subsidy to the needy before New Year
Senior leader visits new year gala rehearsal
Chinese Americans ready to party
UN chief's new year greeting to Chinese
Couples bicker over where to spend festival
Economic downturn fails to dent festivities
Villagers see bright side of quake
Snow causes chaos for holiday travelers
Bull market for ox pictures
Wanted: A 'girlfriend' to please parents
Wen says toughest year ahead
Reward offered for tip-off on scalpers
Life equally tough on other side of ticket counter
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Year of the Ox
In Beijing's Summer Palace, a life-sized bronze ox lies on its belly on the eastern bank of Lake Kunming near the bridge with 17 arches.
China's Wild West has something to yak about
How to grab 'niu' year by the horns
Mooing into a new year
Welcoming the Year of the Ox with hope
A look at China's Lunar New Year
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Video
Jiaozi
, or dumplings, are one of the quintessential foods eaten during Spring Festival.
Happy "Niu" Year
China rumbles as millions join holiday rush
Spring Festival travel rush starts early
Spring Festival Gala holds the first rehearsal
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Slideshow
People across China are busy preparing for the upcoming Lunar New Year, "the Year of the Ox," which falls on January 26, 2009.
On the way home for Spring Festival
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Festivals around China
Water-Splashing Festival of Dai
Fenlong Festival of Maonan
Shengji, Kaizhai Festival of Hui
Xuedun Festival of Tibet
A look at China's Lunar New Year
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