海内外侨胞“花式”迎马年（侨界关注）

Group 1: Cultural Celebrations and Events - The upcoming Year of the Horse is being celebrated by overseas Chinese communities through various creative events, including exhibitions, public welfare activities, and artistic performances, bridging cultural connections globally [1][9]. - The Asian American Expo in Los Angeles, which has grown significantly since its inception in 1982, features 1,400 vendors, 7 exhibition halls, 8 performance stages, and 3 food streets, indicating a vibrant atmosphere this year compared to previous years [7][8]. - The event has transformed into a shared celebration for various ethnic groups, with performances showcasing diverse cultural expressions, including dragon and lion dances, acrobatics, and traditional dances from different cultures [8][9]. Group 2: Community Engagement and Philanthropy - In Ulsan, South Korea, children dressed as "little red horses" participated in activities to celebrate the New Year, including recording blessing videos and preparing performances, highlighting community engagement [10][15]. - The Ulsan Chinese Community Association is involved in charitable activities, such as delivering Spring Festival gift packages to local workers and organizing volunteer work at welfare institutions, promoting Chinese culture and goodwill [16][17]. - The establishment of the Ulsan Chinese Language School aims to enhance cultural identity among Chinese children in Korea, offering classes and cultural experiences to foster a connection with their heritage [17]. Group 3: Artistic Initiatives and International Collaboration - An art exhibition titled "Horse Year Imagination 2026" in Xiamen encourages public participation in creating art, symbolizing hope and connection through the theme of the horse [20][21]. - The upcoming "Hofburg: Light of the Future Art Festival 2026" in Vienna will feature works from 55 artists from China and Austria, celebrating the 55th anniversary of diplomatic relations and the Year of the Horse [22][23]. - The festival aims to honor the inclusion of the Spring Festival in UNESCO's list of intangible cultural heritage, showcasing a blend of cultural expressions and fostering international dialogue [22].