
As China gets ready to shed the old ‘rabbit’ year and to welcome in the new ‘dragon’ year, fireworks can be heard all over the city. Fireworks, which were originally invented in China and became popular as early as the Song Dynasty, have a very strong place in the culture and daily lives of the Chinese. Not only is the new year celebrated with an explosion of fireworks, also shop openings and moving to a new home, among other important events. This year we decided to stay in Shanghai for the New Year holiday, and the city is gradually getting louder and louder as we approach the big day next week.

photos taken: boys playing with firecrackers in the city streets.
7 replies on “Day Three Hundred Fifty Two, January 9, 2012”
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two shots.. spoiled we are! i love those little boys in their jackets! Gorgeous.. c
Thanks Cecilia, they were adorable!
cute shots – happy year of the dragon!
Thanks Sheila! Same to you!