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Hong Kong lanterns celebrate a new year

February 2, 2022

by Joanne Yau

Hanging lanterns welcome the new year in Hong Kong as people mark the Year of the Tiger on the lunar calendar. (Joanne Yau/YJI)

*Lanterns hang in the foreground as a Ferris wheel stands in the distance in Hong Kong. (Joanne Yau/YJI)*

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