Chinese New Year already? Wasn't it just Christmas? Well, with the next festive period just around the corner, it's time for the annual Chinese New Year light-up at Chinatown. This year's bunny lanterns might have garnered some... interesting... reactions, but hey, at least they're funny. In the meantime, here's a look back at the rest of the zodiac animal light-ups...
Well, with the next festive period just around the corner, it's time for the annual Chinese New Year light-up at Chinatown., but hey, at least they're funny.
Fun fact: instead of hanging the small goat lanterns in a straight line, the design team formed a zig-zag pattern to create the illusion of an orange-yellow canopy covering the street.Unlike past years, the main lantern in 2016 wasn't a giant monkey. Ehh, they actually look rather adorably ugly-cute to us, especially when lit up. Maybe a bit sleepy, but who isn't these days?Although rats took the centre stage during the 2020 light-up , the other 11 zodiac animals also joined the festivities in the form of handcrafted lanterns.
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