[New Tang Dynasty Beijing time December 31, 2021]Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou and other places in China have issued notices that no large-scale events will be held on New Year’s Eve on December 31. This is the second New Year’s Eve celebrations cancelled in many places in China since the outbreak of the CCP virus.
Recently, many places in China have issued emergency notices announcing that they will not hold or cancel New Year’s Eve activities. Guangzhou Haizhu Public Security and Guangzhou Tianhe Public Security respectively issued notices: On New Year’s Eve, public places such as the Canton Tower and Huacheng Square will not organize large-scale mass events in any form.
Shanghai Great World issued a statement on the afternoon of December 29: “Shanghai Great World will launch 2022 New Year’s Eve countdown, artificial snowfall, night market and other activities” are false news. Great World Night Market will no longer be held on New Year’s Eve. Celebrations.
The Shanghai Municipal Administration of Greening and City Appearance also issued a reminder that on the evening of December 31 this year, there will be no countdown to zero in Shanghai. During the New Year’s Day, there was no light and shadow show in the core area of the Huangpu River in Shanghai.
Beijing Happy Valley announced on December 30 that, in accordance with the requirements of epidemic prevention and control, Beijing Happy Valley’s New Year’s Eve welcome theme event originally scheduled to be held on December 31 was cancelled.
Nanjing Xinjiekou Commercial District announced on December 29 that due to the need for epidemic prevention and control, during New Year’s Eve on December 31 and New Year’s Day in 2022, Xinjiekou Commercial District will not organize outdoor light shows and outdoor New Year’s Eve countdown activities.
Hangzhou Lingyin Temple announced that it will be closed to the public on December 31 and will not issue a New Year’s blessing calendar during the New Year’s Day.
Daming Temple in Yangzhou also issued a notice to cancel the New Year’s Eve bell ringing event originally scheduled on December 31. The temple was closed to the public that night.
Changsha IFS announced that the New Year’s Eve event originally scheduled to be held in the L7 Sculpture Garden on December 31 was cancelled.
Qingdao, Shandong Province issued a notice to cancel the drone flight show originally scheduled to be held on the evening of December 31.
The Wuhan authorities remind the public that on New Year’s Eve, Wuhan Hankou River Beach, Jianghan Pass, and Optics Valley Pedestrian Street will not hold large-scale events of any kind, and citizens are advised not to visit them as much as possible.
On December 30, the Nanming Branch of the Guiyang Public Security Bureau announced that during the New Year’s Day, there will be no large-scale activities in public places such as Zhucheng Square, Jiaxiu Tower, Huaguoyuan Wetland Park, Xiaochehe Wetland Park, Qingyun Market, and Huaguoyuan Wetland Park Twin Towers. The New Year’s Eve countdown event has been cancelled.
This is the second New Year’s Eve since the outbreak of the Chinese Communist Party virus. Last year, affected by the epidemic, many places in China cancelled New Year’s Eve celebrations.
For example: Guangzhou Tower does not hold any form of large-scale countdown events; CCTV Tower scenic area cancels New Year’s Eve light show; Beijing Jietai Temple scenic area cancels New Year’s Eve bell ringing in 2020; Harbin Ice and Snow World cancels New Year’s Eve performance activities and Fireworks are set off.
On December 31, Nanjing Jiming Temple will not hold the bell ringing and welcome new year activities; the Linggu Temple and Jinguang Temple in Nanjing, Jiangsu will cancel the bell ringing and blessing activities on New Year’s Day and New Year’s Eve; the Shenzhen Window of the World’s fireworks show on December 31 will be cancelled; Happy Valley in Chengdu, Sichuan cancels New Year’s Eve Music Week activities; no fireworks display will be held in Orange Island, Changsha, Hunan······
Affected by the epidemic, Xi’an has closed the city for the ninth day. At the same time, governments in many places also encourage people to “double festivals” not to travel unless necessary, and “to celebrate the New Year on the spot.” This year’s New Year’s Eve, the epidemic has returned, the CCP has taken extreme measures to clear zero, and people’s lives have been disrupted again.
(Reporter Luo Tingting Comprehensive Report / Chief Editor: Wen Hui)
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