Welcome the year of the rabbit with art
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Welcome the year of the rabbit with art
On Dec 31, 2022, artist Ge Ying cuts paper into rabbit shapes to welcome the coming Year of the Rabbit. [Photo by Zhu Dayong/China Daily
People everywhere celebrate the coming Lunar New Year in a joyous atmosphere.
As Spring Festival approaches, many people have hung lanterns to welcome the coming Year of the Rabbit. The word echoing rabbit in the Chinese lunar calendar, called Mao, symbolizes spring and dawn in traditional Chinese culture, while the animal itself has long been mankind's friend. In many ancient legends, the rabbit has always appeared as a hero or a friend.
Rabbit decorations are on display on Jan 7, 2023, as the Year of the Rabbit nears. [Photo by Zhou Hong/China Daily]
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A giant rabbit inflatable appears outside a cafe in Beijing on Jan 6, 2023. [Photo by Wei Xiaohao/China Daily]
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Workers feed rabbits in Fengxin county, Jiangxi province on Jan 8. [Photo by Bao Gansheng/China Daily]
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Rabbit-shaped spun sugar is sold in Shougang Stadium, Beijing, on Jan 8. [Photo by Zhu Xingxin/China Daily]
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Professor Lin Cunzhen from the Central Academy of Fine Arts introduces the design of Tudundun, an artist work, to welcome the Year of the Rabbit. [Photo by Zou Hong/China Daily]
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A public activity featuring a space rabbit is held in the Yidigang commercial complex, Beijing on Jan 8. [Photo by Wang Zhuangfei/China Daily]
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This Chinese Lunar New Year and Spring Festival brings out the happiest colour and joy in China, even when experiencing an almost county-wide scourge of the Covid Omicron bf7 variant, which I am trying to survive at this time, no matter how careful I was.
Hopefully, all the rabbits don't keep multiplying like rabbits.
Great photos.
We won't see them again for another 12 years.
Will post a link to this shortly.
Thank you. I try to fill in the "space" on the group in between the weekend articles.