Today, Jan 31, is the beginning of the Chinese new year – also known as the Lunar New Year. This begins the year of the horse. Happy New Year to everyone celebrating!
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–Cola
Today, Jan 31, is the beginning of the Chinese new year – also known as the Lunar New Year. This begins the year of the horse. Happy New Year to everyone celebrating!
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–Cola
Happy Chinese New Year! Today begins the Year of the Dragon!
The sign of the Dragon is associated with intelligence and good fortune. It is considered that people born under this sign will be successful.
Happy Chinese New Year! We are now in the year of the rabbit.
I would love to wear a pair of ears like these:
photo: AFP
To see more wonderful photos of the festivities see Photo Essay: Chinese New Year
The chinese new year falls on February 3, and the new year will be the year of the Rabbit. Rabbits are thus becoming very popular as pets and as gifts. A particular breed of rabbit, the Blanc de hotot, or a panda rabbit is enjoying particular popularity. The breed is white with black circles around its eyes, making it resemble a panda:
I am excited, I was born in a Rabbit year.
Here is a picture of a rabbit dressed up a pet store to celebrate Christmas and the new coming year of the Rabbit:
Read more at allvoices.com.
Saturday was the Chinese New Year, and this year is the Year of the Tiger. To celebrate, here are some cute tiger pictures:
These cubs were born at the Honolulu Zoo in 2008.
Tiger cubs from a Romanian Zoo in 2007.
Here are a couple images posted in a gallery for this year’s celebrations on the telegraph.co.uk:
This is a performance at the zoo in Qingdao City.
These tigers are in a zoo in Fuzhou.