Roaaar In The Tiger New Year – China News

www.rayally.com — Chinese New Year is fast approaching as the moo of the Ox makes way for the roar of the Tiger. As the third sign in the Chinese Zodiac, it is a symbol of power and authority, which rules the other animals. Over the past few weeks red lanterns and red and gold New Year decorations have gone up across Beijing as China prepares to go Tiger crazy. Hoteliers, retailers and manufacturers have been making the most of this stripy animal, as it appears almost everywhere in advertising, promotions and decorations across the city.

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