N. Korea celebrates Lunar New Year, kicks off 4-day holiday

N. Korea celebrates Lunar New Year, kicks off 4-day holiday

PYONGYANG, North Korea - Young North Korean residents in Japan perform with national flags in their hands during a public event to celebrate the Lunar New Year in Pyongyang on Feb. 14, 2010. This year's Lunar New Year's Day falls two days before North Korean leader Kim Jong Il's 68th birthday, giving the North Koreans four straight days of holidays, two for each event.

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