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Equine spirit
Shops and New Year fairs are flooded with festive colour as the Year of the Horse approaches.Seasonal seafood: Shoppers select the choicest delicacies for their family dinners.
Spoilt for choice: A plethora of New Year decorations gives shoppers plenty of selections.
Green money: When stuffing lai see packets, 'good-as-new' notes are the best environmental choice.
Propitious paper: A hand-written note from a street vendor can provide a heart-warming wish.
Wild soul: A girl pets a fantastical horse that is part of a shopping mall display.
Traditional trades: Designer Kan Tai-keung shows his Year of the Horse stamp designs, which showcase four different Chinese arts and crafts.
Cute companions: Families enjoy taking group photographs at one of many holiday displays throughout the city.
Historical interpretation: Children draw dinosaurs, following a Chinese proverb which says 'as spirited as horse and dragon'.
Like old times: Models of old Hong Kong provide a glimpse into the city's history.
Testing grounds: Entrepreneurial youths share a festive spirit at a New Year fair, while trying their hand at business.
Wishful windup: Visitors to Lam Tsuen toss messages into the wishing tree.
Floral decor: Families shop for flowers for the upcoming Year of the Horse.
