A vendor sells decorations for the Chinese Lunar New Year in Beijing on Wednesday. Red decorations are customarily used by the Chinese to welcome the New Year, which is on Feb. 14. This year will be the year of the tiger.
PHOTO: Jason Lee/Reuters
A vendor sells decorations for the Chinese Lunar New Year in Beijing on Wednesday. Red decorations are customarily used by the Chinese to welcome the New Year, which is on Feb. 14. This year will be the year of the tiger.
PHOTO: Jason Lee/Reuters
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