✨ The Lunar New Year festivities are lighting up the Chinese mainland's Hong Kong and Macao special administrative regions and Taiwan region, bringing communities together in a burst of color and joy! 🎉
In Macao, the Year of the Snake slithered in with a spectacular show! 🐍 On the first day of the Lunar New Year, a dazzling 238-meter-long golden dragon wound its way through the city's historic sites, starting from the iconic Ruins of St. Paul's. Accompanied by 18 energetic lion dancers 🦁, the procession brought life to landmarks like Senado Square and A-Ma Temple.
The festive vibes didn't stop there! Performers dressed as the God of Wealth 💰, the Chinese gods Fu, Lu, and Shou (symbolizing luck, fortune, and longevity), and Macao's adorable tourism mascot Mak Mak 🐦 greeted locals and tourists alike, spreading cheer and good fortune.
Meanwhile, in Hong Kong and Taiwan region, communities are embracing traditional celebrations, showcasing the rich heritage that unites these vibrant regions. From colorful parades to family gatherings, the spirit of the Spring Festival is all about new beginnings and shared happiness. ❤️
Whether you're exploring the lively streets or enjoying time with loved ones, the Lunar New Year festivities are a perfect blend of tradition and excitement. Happy Year of the Snake, everyone! 🐍🎊
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Spring Festival celebrations light up Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan
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