On the American continent, especially in California, one of the states with the largest Chinese population, the Chinese New Year celebrations in the Chinese community are particularly lively. The Lunar New Year Golden Dragon Parade in Los Angeles will be a local highlight, with more than 100,000 people expected to attend, and this 100-year-old celebration is sure to attract a lot of attention.
Indonesia's Lunar New Year celebrations are also a household name. At the Sutirolo Carnival, a variety of fruits, vegetables and cakes are on display, creating a lively and cultural atmosphere.
The Chinese Association of London's Chinatown will also host a grand parade to celebrate, a traditional dragon dance will light up Trafalgar Square, and Mayor Sadiq Khan will also send Chinese New Year greetings to the East and Southeast Asian communities on social **.
In Panama City, Latin America, Chinese New Year celebrations are also in full swing, with the "Chinese New Year Lion Dance" performance paying homage to the Chinese zodiac dragon, and the province of Los Santos hosting a grand carnival with performances and parades of floats that will light up the city.
Bangkok, Thailand is no exception, with thousands of Chinese Thais gathering on this day and the festivities attracting tourists from all over the country, bringing a wave of new opportunities for Thailand's tourism industry.
In St. Petersburg, Russia, the Trinity Bridge is transformed into a beautiful red landscape during the Chinese New Year, not only to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Russia and China, but also to express respect and friendship with Chinese partners.
Lunar New Year celebrations around the world are rich and colorful, which not only enhances the exchange of national cultures, but also promotes friendship and cooperation among people around the world. Let's look forward to bringing more joy and peace to the world during this Chinese New Year.
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