On December 22nd, a resolution was unanimously passed at the 78th United Nations General Assembly to designate the Spring Festival (Lunar New Year) as a United Nations holiday.

As a traditional Chinese festival, the Spring Festival is not only a day for families to reunite and bid farewell to the old and welcome the new. It inherits the concepts of Chinese civilization such as peace, harmony, and harmony, but also carries the common values of family harmony, social tolerance, and harmonious coexistence between humans and nature. Many countries and regions regard the Spring Festival as a legal holiday, and about one-fifth of the global population celebrates it in various forms.

China's promotion of the Spring Festival as a United Nations holiday is a practical action to implement the Global Civilization Initiative and advocate respect for the diversity of world civilizations. The Spring Festival has officially become a United Nations holiday, fully demonstrating the dissemination and influence of Chinese civilization, and will effectively promote exchanges and mutual learning among different civilizations around the world, actively reflecting the diverse and inclusive cultural values advocated by the United Nations.