Chinese New Year: Year of the Dog
February 1st, 2006 by Niranjan Kunwar
Chinese New Year is always a very special time in Hong Kong. Everyone is in festive mood. Buildings, shopping malls and streets are decorated with colourful flowers and most of the high rises lightened up with high tech lighting effects.
What Hong Kongers do in Chinese New Year?
- Kung Hei Fat Choy! : Congratulations and be prosperous (Happy New Year)
Lai See: Red Pocket with money. Married people give to unmarried people
Visit Relatives: Greet and Eat
Wishing Tree: Write the wishes and tie it up in the tree
Flower Market: In Victoria Park
Fireworks: In Victoria Harbour
Crazy Sale: In most of the shopping malls
I had a good time with my family during this Chinese New Year Holiday and here are some photos I took. Enjoy and Kung Hei Fat Choy!
Beautiful Flower Tree in front of the Macau Ferry Terminal
Free Acrobat Show at City Plaza
Crowd watching the show
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