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Chen Weihua:
Optimism defeats slowdown in Shanghai

Op Rana:
Wishing all a healthy Lunar New Year

Li Xing:
Conviction in Sanlu case just a start

Liu Shinan:
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Hong Liang:
HK govt facilitator of economy

Chinese Lunar New Year is coming

(Xinhua/Agencies)
Updated: 2009-01-25 09:08

A performer reaches for the "lion's" head during a lion dance to celebrate the Chinese New Year in Lima's Chinatown January 24, 2009. Feeding and touching the lion is a sign of luck and fortune for the new year according to descendants of Chinese immigrants. [Agencies]

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Year of the Ox

In Beijing's Summer Palace, a life-sized bronze ox lies on its belly on the eastern bank of Lake Kunming near the bridge with 17 arches.

Video

Jiaozi, or dumplings, are one of the quintessential foods eaten during Spring Festival.

Slideshow

People across China are busy preparing for the upcoming Lunar New Year, "the Year of the Ox," which falls on January 26, 2009.

On the way home for Spring Festival

Festivals around China