Incense sticks in a village on the outskirts of Hanoi ahead of lunar new year, which is known as Tet in Vietnam. — AFP
WITH Chinese New Year dawning tomorrow, many places have taken on numerous shades of red in the form of decorations to celebrate the festival.
StarMetro explores the use, significance and symbolism of this eye-catching colour.
Red lanterns are among popular festive decorations for the lunar new year, wherever there are Chinese communities. — Reuters
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