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Best Chinese/Lunar New Year Ads (2024) As the Chinese/Lunar New Year approaches, streets and hearts alike light up in anticipation of one of the most vibrant and meaningful celebrations worldwide. This festival, steeped in millennia of tradition, is not only a time for family reunions and reflections on the year past and the year ahead but also The campaign marked Apple's eighth film for Chinese New Year, celebrating the holiday with users around the world. The film from TBWA\Media Arts Lab Shanghai follows the complexity of dating culture and the weight of traditional expectations. Chinese New Year 2021 Ads Coca-Cola – CNY Confessions. Coca Cola’s Chinese New Year ads are now something of a tradition and tap into the brand’s talent for storytelling. For 2021, they focused in on what many brands had picked up on – the fact that Covid 19 had taken away something that many people – young people in particular To celebrate the Lunar New Year, Lululemon has launched its 2025 special edition collection inspired by Chinese brush painting and traditional floral elements. Highlights include Li Yuchun ’s interpretation of the Define and Align™ series and the Scuba collection, which debuts new holiday-inspired hues with gold accents. With an exceptional 5.7-Star rating, the ad truly strikes an emotional chord with viewers. 100Plus – 5.2 Stars (Malaysia) Another important aspect of Chinese New Year is the tradition of giving and receiving red envelopes or “hongbao”, that are filled with money. Coca-Cola’s Chinese New Year commercial is something of a tradition. In this year’s campaign, we hear from three individuals whose perspectives around the holiday have changed. “Many Chinese youth once saw Chinese New Year as an obligation, a routine,” explains Bassam Qureshi, Coca-Cola’s Head of Integrated Marketing Experiences. McDonald’s partnered with the Shanghai Animation Film Studio to launch two Chinese New Year hamburgers, with a Chinese ink wash painting animation video. It usually takes ages to shoot an ink and wash painting animation, with, there being only 4 completed ink wash painting animations in China so far, due to its labour-intensive format. For Your Eyes Only — 5 Chinese New Year Ads You Shouldn’t Miss. Take a look at five Chinese New Year ads that mixed traditions with modernity and garnered positive reactions from consumers during this year's holiday. In 2009, cosmetics company L’Oreal Paris starts to launched a campaign to celebrate the Chinese New Year. The campaign featured a series of limited edition products that were designed specifically for the holiday, including special gift sets and makeup collections that featured traditional Chinese New Year themes and colors. Created by the luxury brand’s in-house team, the spot puts connection at the forefront to celebrate the Year of the Snake. Ni Ni and Xiao Zhan star in Gucci’s Lunar New Year film that puts Heartwarming, funny, and human, these Chinese New Year ads show us that family and togetherness are what's most important this festive season. Every Lunar New Year, Chinese people all over the world engage in a time honored tradition where money is gifted in little red envelopes known as 红包. While t Celebrate the Chinese New Year with a culinary journey that brings together the best of traditional flavors and exciting new twists, making every meal a memorable part of the festivities. With the Chinese New Year festivities fast approaching, brands have been stepping up their game with compelling ads that aim to celebrate the holiday spirit and make a lasting impression on consumers. Advertisement. Dining The 10 best Chinese New Year pineapple tart brands to try in 2024 03/02/2024 Entertainment Catch local drama Once Upon A New Year’s Eve, Chingay, classic movies and more February 10th, marks the start of 2024 Chinese New Year, also known as the Lunar New Year and Spring Festival. 2024 is the Year of the Wood Dragon. The holid Global advertising agency W+K decided to cheer up the country amid the pandemic. Located near a hospital in Shanghai, W+K Shanghai designed a “You Can’t Mask A Smile 罩样笑” campaign. Since many Chinese had to celebrate the New Year wearing masks, it was difficult to see people’s smiles. Bidding farewell to the mythical Dragon, the world welcomes the Year of the Snake on January 29 — the first day of the Lunar New Year. For those who celebrate this ancient festival, starting the The lunar new year is right around the corner! For foreign brands in China, it’s a golden opportunity to resonate with the local market through traditional Chinese culture and festivities. Last year, this festive season generated $2.2 trillion in e-commerce sales for China. With Chinese consumers ready to spend their money during this public holiday, your marketing strategy must be on point. Finding your place in the world is not about fitting in. It’s not about following the usual paths. Or acting in accordance to the common script. It’s not abo
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