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The first day of Chinese New Year 2009 falls on January 26, 2009. The year of Ox symbolizes diligence, reliability, sincerity, strength and sound judgment.

Below are some pictures I have taken around Kuala Lumpur shopping malls:

Pink blossoms at Pavilion KL

The Largest Golden Bull at Pavilion KL

"Blooming of Cherry Blossom" Dance at The Gardens

Dance performance at The Gardens

Chinese New Year at The Gardens

"Blooming of Cherry Blossom" Dance at The Gardens

Happy Chinese New Year! Have a prosperous new year.

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The Largest Golden Bull at Pavilion KL

The Largest Golden Bull at Pavilion KL, outside the Bukit Bintang entrance

The Largest Golden Bull

The poster says:

The Largest Golden Bull

Our iconic Golden Bull sculpture reflects the Year of the Bull this Lunar Year, charging forward to achieve the ‘Peak of Fortune’ and bringing us to greater heights and success.

We invite you to touch the Golden Bull’s head for good luck and prosperity this Lunar New Year.

We wish all our guests a bullish year filled with peace, prosperity and happiness.

On the other side of Bukit Bintang, Sungei Wang Plaza has a smaller golden bull for display just outside the main entrance.

The smaller Golden Bull outside Sungei Wang Plaza

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Happy Chinese New Year to all my readers who celebrate it. Below is something I have created for you!

One picture sums it all up what Chinese New Year is about.

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Continue from my previous post of Chinese New Year 2008 in Kuala Lumpur Shopping Malls, One Utama Shopping Centre does not want to lose out either in attracting shoppers by having moderate decorations around its mall but the center stage is decorated heavily. Everywhere you go, you’ll see blocks of Chinese characters where people will gather to pose for pictures. There are many performances daily including Snake Show (WTF?), Chinese Acrobatics and Lion Dance.

Chinese New Year decoration in One Utama Shopping Centre

Cobra king appears at the wrong time

One thing that amuses me is that why the hell is the Cobra king out to entertain the crowd? Ain’t it the Year of the Rat? And Cobra belongs to the Snake family — Rat’s biggest enemy! ROFLMAO!

Many people love the lion dance

Close-up shot of the lion

Wishing all who celebrate Lunar New Year a very Happy Chinese New Year 2008!

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Chinese New Year or known as Lunar New Year is less than a week away. And since early January, most shopping malls in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia were already fully-decorated with Chinese New Years decorations.

Suria KLCC is decorated with lots of red lanterns

The view of Suria KLCC’s concourse from the top

A giant lion inside Berjaya Times Square KL

The tail of a lion in Berjaya Times Square

The decoration inside The Curve shopping mall makes it looks like a garden

The red lanterns above the piazza of The Curve

Chinese acrobatic performance in Sungei Wang

Sungei Wang hires some acrobatic performers to entertain its shoppers

Where would you be this Chinese New Year?

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