Dec 24, 2012 05:06 PM

When Holidays Collide

By intern researcher Annie Mark

Sam Brummitt – Graduate student in Nanjing, age 27; Han Ke – 26, employee of Standard Chartered Bank

Towards the end of the year the world begins a three-month period of celebrating numerous holidays. Holidays from both the West and China have permeated one another's societies, such as Christmas in China and elements of Chinese New Year abroad. How do people from different backgrounds perceive and enjoy Western and Chinese holidays?

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