CNY
Chinese New Year
February 10th, 2021
Time to hang the lanterns and stuff the hongbao! Chinese New Year, also known as Lunar New Year, begins Friday.
Out with the rat, in with the ox! It is the year of the Metal Ox. The ox signifies strength, determination, action and hard work. Hopefully all of these merits will shepherd us through the final phase of the pandemic.
Today I’m sharing a handful of images of Chinese New Year decorations in Singapore. Tomorrow I’ll repost a pictorial from the occasion in 2013.
See you then,
Kelly
Post of the Day: Adding a bit of light to the darkness as we get through the pandemic together. This series features travel photos from my archives, shared with you while staying close to home.
Chinese New Year
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I adore Chinese dragons 🙂 🙂
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I was just looking at some photos I have from Vesak day with people doing a dragon dance. So fun! I can see why you adore them! 🙂
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I love these pictures, they’re so colorful!
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Thank you, Liz! Happy Year of the Ox!
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I think we live in a wonderful world with two new years a year!
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Yes! So much fun to celebrate twice! 🙂
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And a happy Chinese New Year to you as well! Didn’t have any idea that this was the year of the Metal Ox. Everyone needs to follow you just to keep up!!! Thanks!
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Thank you! That’s why I’m here, Rusha! Sharing obscure world facts like Metal Ox, LOL! 🙂
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