祝马到成功！中俄民众共庆“欢乐春节”

Group 1 - The third "Happy Spring Festival" event in Moscow commenced on February 16, coinciding with the Chinese Lunar New Year's Eve, featuring a variety of cultural activities and performances [1][3] - The event is held at major venues in Moscow, including Manezh Square and Revolution Square, and will run until March 1, showcasing traditional markets, food experiences, and artistic performances [1][3] - Over 60 iconic locations in Moscow are decorated in festive Chinese red, with cultural exchanges involving seven delegations from various Chinese provinces, presenting traditional performances such as Peking opera and martial arts for the first time in Russia [3][4] Group 2 - The event includes more than 20 artistic performances and 120 cultural experience activities, covering traditional crafts like calligraphy, tea art, and paper-cutting, engaging local Chinese culture enthusiasts and students [3][4] - The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs highlighted the growing popularity of the Spring Festival in Russia, with a 35% increase in the number of Russians engaging with Chinese New Year content compared to the previous year [6] - A survey indicated that 41% of respondents plan to participate in Spring Festival celebrations in 2026, with popular activities including themed dinners and cultural events [6]