The beginning of the Chinese Lunar New Year is known as Spring Festival, and it is the most grand and traditional festival for the Chinese people, symbolizing unity, prosperity, and harboring new hopes for the future.
On February 9, 2013, people welcomed the New Year's Eve of 2013.
Even though the festive atmosphere has become less pronounced over the years, particularly in large cities due to the faster pace of life and the advent of a materialistic age, the country still buzzed with celebration on this day.
People pasted up couplets, hung lanterns, and set off firecrackers...
As dusk approached, they were welcoming the arrival of New Year's Eve in this way.
However—
On such a night, at Shenyang Military District General Hospital, all the obstetrics and gynecology specialists weren't at home eating dinner with their families and watching the New Year's Gala as usual. Instead, they were assembled at the hospital due to a call from the dean.
