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Beijing's streets came alive with red lanterns and traditional celebrations as China welcomed the Year of the Horse on Tuesday. The holiday symbolizes optimism and fresh opportunities for millions across the country.
Traditional prayers, fireworks, and temple visits marked Lunar New Year celebrations across East Asia on Tuesday as millions welcomed the Year of the Horse. The festivities blended ancient customs with modern touches, including humanoid robots joining the celebrations.
Hundreds of millions across Asia welcomed the Lunar New Year with prayers, fireworks, and festivities as China ushered in the Year of the Horse. The celebration is expected to boost economies and bring families together across the globe.
More than a thousand worshippers gathered at Hong Kong's Wong Tai Sin Temple for the beloved Lunar New Year tradition of burning the first incense sticks. The annual ritual brings communities together to pray for health and prosperity as they welcome the Year of the Horse.
Hong Kong's Lunar New Year parade will light up Tsim Sha Tsui with trendy toy sensation Labubu, traditional wishing trees, and performers from around the world. The February 17 celebration expects to draw 100,000 people, half of them tourists eager to ring in the Year of the Horse.