Dragon dances grace the streets of most Chinese cities during Chinese New Year festivals. To perform the beautifully choreographed dragon dance, ten to twelve skilled puppeteers manipulate the joints of yellow and red dragon costume into an undulating wave of movement and colour. Chinese Dragon receives these annual honours because many people believe that he has power over water and weather. Chinese Dragon wishes he could help everybody by controlling natural phenomena like rainfall, typhoons, and floods; but the truth is that his water talents are more modest.

Chinese Dragon has invented a variety of irrigation systems, and he works with landscape artists to create spectacular fountains and water features. His greatest achievement is the 100-foot Lei Ming waterfall, which cascades down a rocky outcrop to form a scenic koi pond. At night, the flowing Lei Ming waterfall is illuminated with multi-coloured lights that dance to traditional Chinese music. Ever eager to use his water skills for the benefit of others, Chinese Dragon’s latest project is the development of titanium-reinforced levees to protect villages from spring floods.

Dragon dances grace the streets of most Chinese cities during Chinese New Year festivals. To perform the beautifully choreographed dragon dance, ten to twelve skilled puppeteers manipulate the joints of yellow and red dragon costume into an undulating wave of movement and colour. Chinese Dragon receives these annual honours because many people believe that he has power over water and weather. Chinese Dragon wishes he could help everybody by controlling natural phenomena like rainfall, typhoons, and floods; but the truth is that his water talents are more modest.

Chinese Dragon has invented a variety of irrigation systems, and he works with landscape artists to create spectacular fountains and water features. His greatest achievement is the 100-foot Lei Ming waterfall, which cascades down a rocky outcrop to form a scenic koi pond. At night, the flowing Lei Ming waterfall is illuminated with multi-coloured lights that dance to traditional Chinese music. Ever eager to use his water skills for the benefit of others, Chinese Dragon’s latest project is the development of titanium-reinforced levees to protect villages from spring floods.

Dragon dances grace the streets of most Chinese cities during Chinese New Year festivals. To perform the beautifully choreographed dragon dance, ten to twelve skilled puppeteers manipulate the joints of yellow and red dragon costume into an undulating wave of movement and colour. Chinese Dragon receives these annual honours because many people believe that he has power over water and weather. Chinese Dragon wishes he could help everybody by controlling natural phenomena like rainfall, typhoons, and floods; but the truth is that his water talents are more modest.

Chinese Dragon has invented a variety of irrigation systems, and he works with landscape artists to create spectacular fountains and water features. His greatest achievement is the 100-foot Lei Ming waterfall, which cascades down a rocky outcrop to form a scenic koi pond. At night, the flowing Lei Ming waterfall is illuminated with multi-coloured lights that dance to traditional Chinese music. Ever eager to use his water skills for the benefit of others, Chinese Dragon’s latest project is the development of titanium-reinforced levees to protect villages from spring floods.

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February 8, 2016, marks the beginning of the Year of the Red Fire Monkey. To prepare for the week of Chinese New Year celebrations, people give their houses a thorough cleaning to symbolize sweeping away negativity from the past and starting afresh with new hope. Chinese New Year festivities include colourful street parades, fireworks displays, decorating homes with red paper cutouts, gathering with loved ones, giving money gifts in red envelopes, and special foods, such as dumplings and new year cake. What fun!

Red Fire Monkey is associated with wit, intelligence, and imagination. He is also reputed to have a magnetic personality. All true, but he especially loves to laugh and bring joy and laughter to others. Red Fire Monkey primarily uses his razor-sharp wit and creative mind for humour. He has worked as a stand-up comedian, satirical cartoonist, and circus clown; but his favorite form of humour is pranks. A clever trickster, Red Fire Monkey likes to fool people and help them laugh at life and at themselves.

Signature Red Fire Monkey pranks are mixing up sounds, camouflaging familiar possessions, and gluing money to pavement. As a skilled ventriloquist, he can bewilder people by making birds bark, babies snore, dogs meow, and cars sing opera. People are also confounded when their cars or bicycles are transformed into bushes or garbage dumpsters. Watching crowds of people try to pick glued coins is sheer joy. Red Fire Monkey will do almost anything to make people laugh: funny faces, sight gags, comical costumes, witty word play, and just plain silliness. Red Fire Monkey is thrilled to have a whole year dedicated to him because, often, people are just too stressed and worried. Time to lighten up!

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February 8, 2016, marks the beginning of the Year of the Red Fire Monkey. To prepare for the week of Chinese New Year celebrations, people give their houses a thorough cleaning to symbolize sweeping away negativity from the past and starting afresh with new hope. Chinese New Year festivities include colourful street parades, fireworks displays, decorating homes with red paper cutouts, gathering with loved ones, giving money gifts in red envelopes, and special foods, such as dumplings and new year cake. What fun!

Red Fire Monkey is associated with wit, intelligence, and imagination. He is also reputed to have a magnetic personality. All true, but he especially loves to laugh and bring joy and laughter to others. Red Fire Monkey primarily uses his razor-sharp wit and creative mind for humour. He has worked as a stand-up comedian, satirical cartoonist, and circus clown; but his favorite form of humour is pranks. A clever trickster, Red Fire Monkey likes to fool people and help them laugh at life and at themselves.

Signature Red Fire Monkey pranks are mixing up sounds, camouflaging familiar possessions, and gluing money to pavement. As a skilled ventriloquist, he can bewilder people by making birds bark, babies snore, dogs meow, and cars sing opera. People are also confounded when their cars or bicycles are transformed into bushes or garbage dumpsters. Watching crowds of people try to pick glued coins is sheer joy. Red Fire Monkey will do almost anything to make people laugh: funny faces, sight gags, comical costumes, witty word play, and just plain silliness. Red Fire Monkey is thrilled to have a whole year dedicated to him because, often, people are just too stressed and worried. Time to lighten up!

A tail overlay can be bought here!

February 8, 2016, marks the beginning of the Year of the Red Fire Monkey. To prepare for the week of Chinese New Year celebrations, people give their houses a thorough cleaning to symbolize sweeping away negativity from the past and starting afresh with new hope. Chinese New Year festivities include colourful street parades, fireworks displays, decorating homes with red paper cutouts, gathering with loved ones, giving money gifts in red envelopes, and special foods, such as dumplings and new year cake. What fun!

Red Fire Monkey is associated with wit, intelligence, and imagination. He is also reputed to have a magnetic personality. All true, but he especially loves to laugh and bring joy and laughter to others. Red Fire Monkey primarily uses his razor-sharp wit and creative mind for humour. He has worked as a stand-up comedian, satirical cartoonist, and circus clown; but his favorite form of humour is pranks. A clever trickster, Red Fire Monkey likes to fool people and help them laugh at life and at themselves.

Signature Red Fire Monkey pranks are mixing up sounds, camouflaging familiar possessions, and gluing money to pavement. As a skilled ventriloquist, he can bewilder people by making birds bark, babies snore, dogs meow, and cars sing opera. People are also confounded when their cars or bicycles are transformed into bushes or garbage dumpsters. Watching crowds of people try to pick glued coins is sheer joy. Red Fire Monkey will do almost anything to make people laugh: funny faces, sight gags, comical costumes, witty word play, and just plain silliness. Red Fire Monkey is thrilled to have a whole year dedicated to him because, often, people are just too stressed and worried. Time to lighten up!

A tail overlay can be bought here!

February 8, 2016, marks the beginning of the Year of the Red Fire Monkey. To prepare for the week of Chinese New Year celebrations, people give their houses a thorough cleaning to symbolize sweeping away negativity from the past and starting afresh with new hope. Chinese New Year festivities include colourful street parades, fireworks displays, decorating homes with red paper cutouts, gathering with loved ones, giving money gifts in red envelopes, and special foods, such as dumplings and new year cake. What fun!

Red Fire Monkey is associated with wit, intelligence, and imagination. He is also reputed to have a magnetic personality. All true, but he especially loves to laugh and bring joy and laughter to others. Red Fire Monkey primarily uses his razor-sharp wit and creative mind for humour. He has worked as a stand-up comedian, satirical cartoonist, and circus clown; but his favorite form of humour is pranks. A clever trickster, Red Fire Monkey likes to fool people and help them laugh at life and at themselves.

Signature Red Fire Monkey pranks are mixing up sounds, camouflaging familiar possessions, and gluing money to pavement. As a skilled ventriloquist, he can bewilder people by making birds bark, babies snore, dogs meow, and cars sing opera. People are also confounded when their cars or bicycles are transformed into bushes or garbage dumpsters. Watching crowds of people try to pick glued coins is sheer joy. Red Fire Monkey will do almost anything to make people laugh: funny faces, sight gags, comical costumes, witty word play, and just plain silliness. Red Fire Monkey is thrilled to have a whole year dedicated to him because, often, people are just too stressed and worried. Time to lighten up!

A tail overlay can be bought here!

February 8, 2016, marks the beginning of the Year of the Red Fire Monkey. To prepare for the week of Chinese New Year celebrations, people give their houses a thorough cleaning to symbolize sweeping away negativity from the past and starting afresh with new hope. Chinese New Year festivities include colourful street parades, fireworks displays, decorating homes with red paper cutouts, gathering with loved ones, giving money gifts in red envelopes, and special foods, such as dumplings and new year cake. What fun!

Red Fire Monkey is associated with wit, intelligence, and imagination. He is also reputed to have a magnetic personality. All true, but he especially loves to laugh and bring joy and laughter to others. Red Fire Monkey primarily uses his razor-sharp wit and creative mind for humour. He has worked as a stand-up comedian, satirical cartoonist, and circus clown; but his favorite form of humour is pranks. A clever trickster, Red Fire Monkey likes to fool people and help them laugh at life and at themselves.

Signature Red Fire Monkey pranks are mixing up sounds, camouflaging familiar possessions, and gluing money to pavement. As a skilled ventriloquist, he can bewilder people by making birds bark, babies snore, dogs meow, and cars sing opera. People are also confounded when their cars or bicycles are transformed into bushes or garbage dumpsters. Watching crowds of people try to pick glued coins is sheer joy. Red Fire Monkey will do almost anything to make people laugh: funny faces, sight gags, comical costumes, witty word play, and just plain silliness. Red Fire Monkey is thrilled to have a whole year dedicated to him because, often, people are just too stressed and worried. Time to lighten up!

A tail overlay can be bought here!

February 8, 2016, marks the beginning of the Year of the Red Fire Monkey. To prepare for the week of Chinese New Year celebrations, people give their houses a thorough cleaning to symbolize sweeping away negativity from the past and starting afresh with new hope. Chinese New Year festivities include colourful street parades, fireworks displays, decorating homes with red paper cutouts, gathering with loved ones, giving money gifts in red envelopes, and special foods, such as dumplings and new year cake. What fun!

Red Fire Monkey is associated with wit, intelligence, and imagination. He is also reputed to have a magnetic personality. All true, but he especially loves to laugh and bring joy and laughter to others. Red Fire Monkey primarily uses his razor-sharp wit and creative mind for humour. He has worked as a stand-up comedian, satirical cartoonist, and circus clown; but his favorite form of humour is pranks. A clever trickster, Red Fire Monkey likes to fool people and help them laugh at life and at themselves.

Signature Red Fire Monkey pranks are mixing up sounds, camouflaging familiar possessions, and gluing money to pavement. As a skilled ventriloquist, he can bewilder people by making birds bark, babies snore, dogs meow, and cars sing opera. People are also confounded when their cars or bicycles are transformed into bushes or garbage dumpsters. Watching crowds of people try to pick glued coins is sheer joy. Red Fire Monkey will do almost anything to make people laugh: funny faces, sight gags, comical costumes, witty word play, and just plain silliness. Red Fire Monkey is thrilled to have a whole year dedicated to him because, often, people are just too stressed and worried. Time to lighten up!

With the vibrant colours of daybreak in my wings, I'm announcing the dawn...up early, ready to greet the morning---and the year! Though it's the Year of the Fire Rooster, you won't see any flames on me...have you ever smelled burning feathers? It's terrible. What a stench! Besides, my friend the Phoenix kind of has the market cornered on the Firebird thing. She's got it down to a science, and I wouldn't hold a candle to her...*giggle* Little fire humour there... At any rate, now that you're up, how about a cuppa cocka-doodle-do? Or coffee. Whichever you like.

With the vibrant colours of daybreak in my wings, I'm announcing the dawn...up early, ready to greet the morning---and the year! Though it's the Year of the Fire Rooster, you won't see any flames on me...have you ever smelled burning feathers? It's terrible. What a stench! Besides, my friend the Phoenix kind of has the market cornered on the Firebird thing. She's got it down to a science, and I wouldn't hold a candle to her...*giggle* Little fire humour there... At any rate, now that you're up, how about a cuppa cocka-doodle-do? Or coffee. Whichever you like.

With the vibrant colours of daybreak in my wings, I'm announcing the dawn...up early, ready to greet the morning---and the year! Though it's the Year of the Fire Rooster, you won't see any flames on me...have you ever smelled burning feathers? It's terrible. What a stench! Besides, my friend the Phoenix kind of has the market cornered on the Firebird thing. She's got it down to a science, and I wouldn't hold a candle to her...*giggle* Little fire humour there... At any rate, now that you're up, how about a cuppa cocka-doodle-do? Or coffee. Whichever you like.

With the vibrant colours of daybreak in my wings, I'm announcing the dawn...up early, ready to greet the morning---and the year! Though it's the Year of the Fire Rooster, you won't see any flames on me...have you ever smelled burning feathers? It's terrible. What a stench! Besides, my friend the Phoenix kind of has the market cornered on the Firebird thing. She's got it down to a science, and I wouldn't hold a candle to her...*giggle* Little fire humour there... At any rate, now that you're up, how about a cuppa cocka-doodle-do? Or coffee. Whichever you like.