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Lo mejor de las celebraciones del año nuevo chino

21 de febrero de 2014 - 12:22 p. m.
This picture taken late on February 10, 2014 shows residents welcoming a traditional dragon dance to celebrate the ongoing Lunar New Year in Binyang, southwestern China's Guangxi province. The Lunar New Year festival will end on February 14 with a lantern festival, which also coincides with Valentine's Day. CHINA OUT AFP PHOTO
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Large crowds visit the Lantern Festival and Lunar New Year decorations in the Yuyuan Gardens of Shanghai on February 15, 2014. China celebrates the traditional Lantern Festival which formally marks the end of celebrations for the Chinese Lunar New Year period, 15 days after it began, and is celebrated by viewing lanterns and setting off fireworks, among other activities. AFP PHOTO/Mark RALSTON
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Large crowds visit the Lantern Festival and Lunar New Year decorations in the Yuyuan Gardens of Shanghai on February 15, 2014. China celebrates the traditional Lantern Festival which formally marks the end of celebrations for the Chinese Lunar New Year period, 15 days after it began, and is celebrated by viewing lanterns and setting off fireworks, among other activities. AFP PHOTO/Mark RALSTON
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Large crowds visit the Lantern Festival and Lunar New Year decorations in the Yuyuan Gardens of Shanghai on February 15, 2014. China celebrates the traditional Lantern Festival which formally marks the end of celebrations for the Chinese Lunar New Year period, 15 days after it began, and is celebrated by viewing lanterns and setting off fireworks, among other activities. AFP PHOTO/Mark RALSTON
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This picture taken late on February 10, 2014 shows residents welcoming a traditional dragon dance to celebrate the ongoing Lunar New Year in Binyang, southwestern China's Guangxi province. The Lunar New Year festival will end on February 14 with a lantern festival, which also coincides with Valentine's Day. CHINA OUT AFP PHOTO
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This picture taken late on February 10, 2014 shows residents welcoming a traditional dragon dance to celebrate the ongoing Lunar New Year in Binyang, southwestern China's Guangxi province. The Lunar New Year festival will end on February 14 with a lantern festival, which also coincides with Valentine's Day. CHINA OUT AFP PHOTO
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This picture taken late on February 10, 2014 shows residents welcoming a traditional dragon dance to celebrate the ongoing Lunar New Year in Binyang, southwestern China's Guangxi province. The Lunar New Year festival will end on February 14 with a lantern festival, which also coincides with Valentine's Day. CHINA OUT AFP PHOTO
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This picture taken late on February 10, 2014 shows residents welcoming a traditional dragon dance to celebrate the ongoing Lunar New Year in Binyang, southwestern China's Guangxi province. The Lunar New Year festival will end on February 14 with a lantern festival, which also coincides with Valentine's Day. CHINA OUT AFP PHOTO
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Shoppers gather at a mall decorated with various lanterns as Chinese prepare to celebrate the lantern festival on February 13, 2014. The Lunar New Year festival will end on February 14 with the lantern festival, also coinciding with Valentine's Day. CHINA OUT AFP PHOTO
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Traditional performers entertain shoppers outside a mall as Chinese prepare to celebrate the lantern festival on February 13, 2014. The Lunar New Year festival will end on February 14 with the lantern festival, also coinciding with Valentine's Day. CHINA OUT AFP PHOTO
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This picture taken on February 14, 2014 shows Chinese villagers parade a long dragon to kick off the lantern festival celebration in Yongchuan, Chongqing municipality. The Lunar New Year festival ended on February 14 with the lantern festival, and also coinciding with Valentine's Day. CHINA OUT AFP PHOTO
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This picture taken on February 14, 2014 shows Chinese villagers perform a dragon dance to celebrate the lantern festival in Yongchuan, Chongqing municipality. The Lunar New Year festival ended on February 14 with the lantern festival, and also coinciding with Valentine's Day. CHINA OUT AFP PHOTO
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This picture taken on February 14, 2014 shows Chinese villagers perform a dragon dance to celebrate the lantern festival in Yongchuan, Chongqing municipality. The Lunar New Year festival ended on February 14 with the lantern festival, and also coinciding with Valentine's Day. CHINA OUT AFP PHOTO
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TOPSHOTS This picture taken on February 14, 2014 shows Chinese villagers perform a dragon dance to celebrate the lantern festival in Yongchuan, Chongqing municipality. The Lunar New Year festival ended on February 14 with the lantern festival, and also coinciding with Valentine's Day. CHINA OUT AFP PHOTO
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