🐎 Happy Lunar New Year!

Here’s to the Year of the Fire Horse — full of ambition, energy and creativity. 🔥 Our Springer Nature horse is galloping into 2026 with curiosity and enthusiasm.
Wishing you strength and inspiration for the year ahead!

#LunarNewYear #YearOfTheHorse #CNY26

Happy Chinese New Year to all my lovely daddies, may you have a blessed horse year

#CNY26 #horseyear #gayasian #asianboy #asian #gay #lgbtq

Happy Chinese New Year #CNY #CNY2026 #CNY26

The Year of the Horse

So the #music today has to be...

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Monday 16th Feb Chinese New Year Eve.

Everyone in #China will be looking forward to watching the New Years Gala on TV

Here's Jackie Chan who seems to be on all of them. #music #CNY #CNY2026 #CNY26

新年快乐
Xīn nián kuài lè

Year of the horse
马上有钱
Mǎ shàng yǒu qián

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A black-and-white close-up photograph of a horse’s muzzle, focusing on the nostrils and textured skin. Fine whiskers and natural markings are visible, with the background softly blurred to emphasize the animal’s nose and breathing detail.

China is gearing up for the Chinese New Year and the Year of the (Fire) Horse #BNWmacro #ClassicMono #CNY26 #CNY2026 #Horse #China #ArtYear #EastCoastKin

Several handmade Chinese New Year bookmarks are arranged in a loose pile on an artist’s worktable. Each bookmark shows a stylised red horse, painted in a simple, playful style to mark the Year of the Horse. One horse has a rounded body with a small heart on its chest, while another has a long, stretched body with upright ears and thin legs. The bookmarks are rectangular, and each has a small hole punched at the top for attaching a tassel or ribbon. Paint palettes, jars, and other art materials are visible around the bookmarks, suggesting they were recently hand-painted.

Been making some Chinese New Year book marks (Year of the Horse if you can't guess) #WackyWednesdayArt #ColorADay #RedWed #CNY2026 #CNY26 #ArtYear #EastCoastKin #books

A woman stands to the left of a small wooden street cart at the edge of a road. She wears a light-colored jacket and loose trousers and holds a bag at her side. The cart has two bicycle-style wheels and is densely covered with red Chinese New Year decorations. Large round red lanterns sit on the top shelf. Below them hang many red tassels, paper decorations, and plastic-wrapped ornaments. Trees fill the background, and a pedestrian traffic light stands on the right.

Today in Wenzhou, #China preperations for the coming Chinese New Year with this street seller wheeling her wares through the streets #CNY26