In today's episode, we'll explore the booming tourism in Harbin, the flourishing Chinese fashion scene, the cultural connotations of the Year of the Snake, and trendy artworks of the God of Wealth that you might want to get your hands on for yourself!

Harbin, the city of ice and snow in northeastern China, has recently become a sizzling winter hotspot, and the tourism boom there shows no sign of abating during this Spring Festival holiday. Our reporter Idah Waringa traveled there to find out what's driving this craze and how Harbin has managed to turn ice into gold.

Chinese fashion, including Hanfu and Neo-Chinese styles, is flourishing amidst China's cultural revival. We check out some Neo-Chinese brands in Shanghai to see how they're merging tradition with modernity, and the challenges they encounter in innovation and market positioning.

For the Year of the Snake, let's embark on a journey to learn more about the often misunderstood creature, the snake. Our reporter Lyne Lin takes us to the Beijing Reptile Museum to explore the diverse iconographies of the snake in the Chinese culture.

The God of Wealth is one of the most sought after deities especially during Chinese New Year! While some invoke his blessings by visiting temples, others pin his images on their front doors. In recent years, the looks of the beloved deity are getting a creative and modern makeover. Designs by contemporary artist Pang Fei and his brother have already become bestsellers ahead of the Chinese New Year!