3.7K views · 82 reactions | Experience the rich traditions of the #Qingming Festival, also known as the Tomb-Sweeping Day. From honoring ancestors to spring outings, planting trees, and making qingtuan, there's so much to explore. #culture | China Vibes | Facebook

1.7K views · 18 reactions | Wednesday marks the Qingming Festival, or Tomb-Sweeping Day. Qingming, which means "pure brightness," is the fifth of the 24 Chinese solar terms, marking the advent of the warm spring weather. One of the earliest Chinese festivals, it is also an occasion when people show respect to their late ancestors. Join Rachel as she learns more about how this special day is celebrated in modern times. | China Plus America | Facebook

Thursday is the Qingming Festival or Tomb-Sweeping Day in China. It's a traditional festival honoring one's ancestors. On this day, Chinese people go to cemeteries with offerings, clean up weeds around the tombs, and pray for family prosperity. Click the video to learn more. #ChinaLife #QingmingFestival | CGTN Global Watch

22M views · 649K reactions | It's #Qingming Festival, also known as Tomb Sweeping Day. #AI #ChinesePoetry | CGTN | Facebook

Tomb-sweeping Day, aka Qingming Festival

566K views · 10K reactions | Making Qingming cakes for Qingming Festival is a custom in China. We made two kinds of cakes this year! | Rose鄉村 | Facebook

276K views · 489 reactions | During the Qingming Festival (April 4th this year), it's traditional for Chinese people to eat green rice balls, or qingtuan. These chewy, jade-colored snacks are a key part of the festival, which is rooted in ancestor veneration and traces back to the Cold Food Festival, an older tradition that later became Qingming. Would you like to try some? #recipe #cooking #chinesefood #snack #comfortfood | foodiechina888 | Facebook