Chinese holidaymakers mark Lunar New Year

Chinese holidaymakers mark Lunar New Year

BEIJING, China - Holidaymakers pose with official mascots of the Beijing Olympics at Longtanhu Park in Beijing on Feb. 6 on the eve of the Lunar New Year. Most Chinese people get a week's holiday for the Lunar New Year, which is also known in China as the Spring Festival.

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