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Xīnnián hǎo! And welcome to the Year of the Dragon. Be transported to the center of Hong Kong’s Chinese New Year parade. Get whisked away by light notes of Chinese Rose, clean citrus, vanilla, and spiced amber found in the robust markets of Temple Street. The streets bustle with vendors, selling exotic citrus, spiced tobaccos, and warm spices from their wooden carts. As you approach the Victoria Harbor, the crowd gasps as a magnificent red dragon bursts from the harbor's waters. The Chinese Dragon is one of the culture’s most ancient and respected creatures, representing good luck, strength, and health. It is more of a benevolent figure than its western counterpart. Chinese Dragons are also associated with winds, rain, and bodies of water. The Dragon flies into the sky, illuminated by a multitude of fireworks exploding in air and heralded by the cheers of the parade goers all clothed in scarlet red clothing. Gōng xǐ fā cái and enjoy the Year of the Dragon.