The Year of the Tiger Welcomed Worldwide with Traditional Displays and Performances
As the world ushered in the Year of the Tiger, millions of people across the globe celebrated Lunar New Year, albeit with travel restrictions in place due to Covid-19. The festive spirit continued strong despite the challenges, as vibrant traditions were carried out in cities worldwide.
In Bangkok, crowds gathered to take photos in front of a stunning Chinese display outside a shopping mall, while in Beijing, people walked beneath traditional lanterns, adding to the lively atmosphere on the eve of the celebrations. In Bogor, West Java, individuals gathered to pray in reverence for the new year.
In the ancient town of Ciqikou in Chongqing, China, folk artists performed the iconic dragon dance, a tradition marking the occasion. In Sydney’s Chinatown, performers dazzled spectators with a captivating lion and tiger dance, marking the festive period in Australia.
Despite the ongoing pandemic, the Lunar New Year remains an occasion for cultural expression and joy around the world.
