Saturday 10 February marked the start of Lunar New Year, and more than a billion people in countries around the world have been saying farewell to the Year of the Rabbit and welcoming the Year of the Dragon.
Lunar New Year is typically celebrated in parts of Asia – notably China, South Korea and Vietnam – but it is also celebrated by diaspora communities around the world such as in Europe and the US. Fireworks, music, fairs, lanterns, dragon and lion dancing filled streets across Asia as locals began celebrations that typically last about 15 days.
Snowstorms disrupt Lunar New Year travel in China
Lunar New Year: Celebrating the Year of the Dragon
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