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• - Tranquility amidst the fireworks
• - Family grilling turns to festive welcome
• - Chinese hit London for a spendthrift Lunar New Year
• - The year of 1.3 billion rabbits
• - In search of the lost Spring Festival memory
• - Business and tourism bridge Taiwan Strait at Spring Festival
• - Major road accidents kill 44 in China during Lunar New Year
• - Migrant workers starting to call cities their home
• - Romance for rent
• - Family holiday strengthens campaign to rescue stolen children
• - Hong Kong reports two more A/H1N1 flu
• - Surge of people on move set to hit peak
• - China embraces post-holiday passenger rush
• - Beijing tightens grip on fireworks
• - Over 3.68 mln passengers pass through HK during Chinese Lunar New Year
• - Chinese New Year celebration draws big crowd in Canada's capital
• - China reports 5,945 fires in first 32 hours of Spring Festival holiday
• - Vancouver looks to make temple fair an annual tradition
• - NASDAQ celebrates Chinese Lunar New Year
• - US Secretary of State celebrates Lunar New Year
• - Lunar New Year unites families
• - UK PM extends Spring Festival greetings
• - New documentary sends out China's New Year wish
• - People toast for a better Year of the Rabbit
• - Chinese shop lavishly for Spring Festival even
• - Quake survivors to celebrate Festival in new homes
• - A farmer's festival memory
• - Senior leader urges efforts to ensure safe festival
• - Spring Festival Salvo
• - State leaders extend Spring Festival greetings to nation
• - 45 Beijing roads to close late Wednesday for fireworks
• - Chinese leaders visit retired officials
• - Rising cost of returning home for Spring Festival
• - Mainland official extends greetings to Taiwan compatriots
• - Holiday shoppers linger after pricing scandal
• - Chinese president stresses living standards
• - Bucharesters celebrate Spring Festival
• - Dinner for Spring Festival's Eve changing
• - Spring Festival gold rush
• - Motorbike exodus hits the highways
• - Grieving parents find warm adoptive family
• - China railway stations embrace volume peak
• - 30 performances to for overseas Chinese during Spring Festival
• - Man pays way for needy to make festival journeys
• - Official visits senior scientists ahead of Spring Festival
• - China to beef up fireworks safety
• - Top Chinese leaders attend New Year army-civilian gala
• - 2011 Spring Festival Gala to start at noon
• - 97 inmates get leave for Spring Festival family reunion
• - Lucky migrant workers receive free flights home for Spring Festival
• - Sunshine casts drought shadow over Spring Festival
• - Ticket hotline overheats during holiday rail rush
• - China detains 618 for scalping train tickets
• - China's railway system is put to the test
• - Migrant workers should enjoy paid leave
• - A group of migrant workers get a special send-off
• - As throngs travel the land, the Internet lends a hand
• - China begins annual Spring Festival travel rush
• - Just the ticket for travelers
• - People on journey home amidst winter freeze
• - Hong Kong greets upcoming Spring Festival
• - China pledges crackdown on ticket scalping
• - CPPCC holds Spring Festival tea party
• - New trip record expected during Spring Festival rush
• - 230 million expected to go home by train
• - 1,067 train ticket scalpers detained before Spring Festival
• - Fake student ID boom for holidays
• - Hundreds more trains added for Spring Festival
• - Preparing for a red, happy Spring Festival
• - Top leaders watch Peking Opera in New Year gala
• - Hu offers holiday greetings in Beijing
• - China braces for Lunar New Year travel season