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1.5K reactions · 69 shares | This episode tells you about a brief history of Dunhuang and its magnificent Mogao Grottoes. Who built those caves? Why were they built in the first place? For more: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ep-01-why-dunhuang-matters/id1628994770?i=1000566038045 | Learn Chinese | Facebook

410K views · 1.9K reactions | Discovering Chinese New Year Spring Festival is the largest annual holiday for most of the Chinese people. During the Chinese New Year, this is the best chance for them to return to their hometowns and families. Charlie Clarkson, from China Daily will meet with the local people to experience the festival's preserved traditions, as the country begins to transform into a landscape of song, dance and celebration. | China Culture | Facebook

2.1M views · 1K reactions | 2025 marks the final year of the 14th Five-Year Plan. What changes have taken place in China over the past five years? How do young people around the world view them? Full story: https://news.cgtn.com/news/2025-10-20/We-Talk-What-Chinese-pop-culture-do-foreign-youth-love--1HDaBXpjqIo/p.html | CGTN | Facebook

 Dragons have long been revered in Chinese culture and are seen, among other things, as a symbol of wealth and power. A dragon dance is said to bring luck and prosperity during celebrations. Come and watch as the dragon makes his way through the Club tonight from 7pm!  | Campbelltown Catholic Club | Facebook