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City celebration
As the Year of the Ram approaches, Hong Kong prepares for Lunar New Year festivities.Floral charm: A life-size ram made out of lucky flowers brings festive joy and blessings to ifc mall visitors.
Quirky souvenirs: Young people sell cushions featuring Chinese slogans at the Victoria Park Lunar New Year fair.
Roaring fun: A lion head master in Causeway Bay's Times Square demonstrates the traditional technique for making the auspicious lion dance costume.
Reunion dinner: Shoppers search for the finest dried seafood ingredients in Sheung Wan for the New Year's Eve family meal.
Home decor: People shop for New Year decorations in Tai Yuen Street, Wan Chai.
Cultural excursion: Visitors take in a ram-themed art exhibition at Citywalk Gallery in Tsuen Wan to mark the new Chinese zodiac year.
Brush strokes: A handwritten traditional couplet adds a personal touch to the good luck message.
Sheepish gesture: Children cannot resist stroking the cuddly rams on display at Easy Point City in Tseung Kwan O.
Illuminating display: The Chinese lanterns at the Cultural Centre Piazza in Tsim Sha Tsui make for a great photo opportunity.
Bonding time: A family poses next to a Year of the Ram display in Langham Place, Mong Kok.
Fortuitous fruit: People buy the 'five generation fruit' at the Victoria Park flower market as it is considered auspicious for occasions when the entire family gathers.
Local tradition: Overseas visitors soak up the Lunar New Year atmosphere by going to the flower market in Victoria Park for festive blooms.
