China-Spring Festival/Web Gala/Update
Beijing, China - Released on Feb 10, 2026 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Various of clips of China Media Group (CMG)'s 2026 Spring Festival Web Gala
The China Media Group (CMG)'s 2026 Spring Festival Web Gala broadcast on Tuesday night featured a blend of traditional and modern arts, offering the audience a seasonal feast of rich cultural heritage.
The gala was broadcast on CCTV-1, CCTV-3 and CMG digital platforms from 20:00 Beijing time. Featuring dances, songs and other performances, this year's show mixed pop culture and traditional Chinese arts, incorporating artificial intelligence, virtual reality and 3D technology for an enhanced audiovisual experience.
One segment of the show featured traditional Chinese arts such as face changing and Nuo opera alongside modern street dance, with another segment presenting ancient Chinese calligraphy and painting.
A dance performance told the story of "Zhaoling Liujun", the six stone horse reliefs on the Zhao Mausoleum, which have a unique place in Chinese sculptural history because of their realism and exquisite carving techniques.
Watching the annual show has become a tradition in China since its debut in 2011, especially among younger audiences.
The gala was broadcast on the day of the Xiaonian Festival, literally the "Little New Year," which is also known as the Kitchen God Festival, marking the start of the countdown to this year’s Chinese New Year on Feb 17.
This Spring Festival, the most important holiday in China, will usher in the Year of the Horse, the seventh animal in the 12-year Chinese zodiac cycle.
China-Spring Festival/Web Gala/Update
Dateline : Feb 10, 2026
Location : China
Duration : 2'37
Beijing, China - Released on Feb 10, 2026 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Various of clips of China Media Group (CMG)'s 2026 Spring Festival Web Gala
The China Media Group (CMG)'s 2026 Spring Festival Web Gala broadcast on Tuesday night featured a blend of traditional and modern arts, offering the audience a seasonal feast of rich cultural heritage.
The gala was broadcast on CCTV-1, CCTV-3 and CMG digital platforms from 20:00 Beijing time. Featuring dances, songs and other performances, this year's show mixed pop culture and traditional Chinese arts, incorporating artificial intelligence, virtual reality and 3D technology for an enhanced audiovisual experience.
One segment of the show featured traditional Chinese arts such as face changing and Nuo opera alongside modern street dance, with another segment presenting ancient Chinese calligraphy and painting.
A dance performance told the story of "Zhaoling Liujun", the six stone horse reliefs on the Zhao Mausoleum, which have a unique place in Chinese sculptural history because of their realism and exquisite carving techniques.
Watching the annual show has become a tradition in China since its debut in 2011, especially among younger audiences.
The gala was broadcast on the day of the Xiaonian Festival, literally the "Little New Year," which is also known as the Kitchen God Festival, marking the start of the countdown to this year’s Chinese New Year on Feb 17.
This Spring Festival, the most important holiday in China, will usher in the Year of the Horse, the seventh animal in the 12-year Chinese zodiac cycle.
ID : 8465448
Published : 2026-02-11 02:07
Last Modified : 2026-02-11 20:21:07
Source : China Central Television (CCTV)
Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland
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