Every April 4th or 5th, China pauses for Qingming—the festival of sweeping ancestral graves. But it is also the solar term marking spring's arrival, when 2,500 years of ancestor worship, the Cold Food
China's most melancholy public holiday is also its most seasonally alive — a day when families grieve their dead in the morning and fly kites in the afternoon.
China's most melancholy public holiday is also its most seasonally alive — a day when families grieve their dead in the morning and fly kites in the afternoon.
China's most melancholy public holiday is also its most seasonally alive — a day when families grieve their dead in the morning and fly kites in the afternoon.
China's most melancholy public holiday is also its most seasonally alive — a day when families grieve their dead in the morning and fly kites in the afternoon.