College Students and Teachers Make Dumplings to Celebrate Xiaonian Festival

The photo, taken on February 4, shows students enjoy dumplings at the canteen of the University of South China. The traditional Chinese Xiaonian Festival, which marks the start of the countdown to Chinese Lunar New Year, was celebrated on that day in north China. There are a number of students from northern China who stay at campus during this Spring Festival. The university organized them to make and eat dumplings, to enjoy the homelike warmth. (Photo/Cao Zhengping)

The photo, taken on February 4, shows students and teachers making dumplings at the canteen of the University of South China. The traditional Chinese Xiaonian Festival, which marks the start of the countdown to Chinese Lunar New Year, was celebrated on that day in north China. There are a number of students from northern China who stay at campus during this Spring Festival. The university organized them to make and eat dumplings, to enjoy the homelike warmth. (Photo/Cao Zhengping)

The photo, taken on February 4, shows students and teachers making dumplings at the canteen of the University of South China. The traditional Chinese Xiaonian Festival, which marks the start of the countdown to Chinese Lunar New Year, was celebrated on that day in north China. There are a number of students from northern China who stay at campus during this Spring Festival. The university organized them to make and eat dumplings, to enjoy the homelike warmth. (Photo/Cao Zhengping)

The photo, taken on February 4, shows students and teachers making dumplings at the canteen of the University of South China. The traditional Chinese Xiaonian Festival, which marks the start of the countdown to Chinese Lunar New Year, was celebrated on that day in north China. There are a number of students from northern China who stay at campus during this Spring Festival. The university organized them to make and eat dumplings, to enjoy the homelike warmth. (Photo/Cao Zhengping)

This article is from Hunan Provincial Government www.enghunan.gov.cn.

Translator: Pang Yuehui

Chinese source: hunantoday.cn