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RMFTJEN2–In London thousands of people celebrate the Chinese New Year 2016 - The Year of the Monkey.
RM2J428JB–People stroll in Chinatown, central London, as the Lunar New Year falls on 1 February this year.
RF2HX4BYH–The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall visit London's Chinatown to mark the start of the Lunar New Year 01/02/22
RM2GMWCDH–Chinatown, London decorated with traditional red lanterns during the Spring Festival of Chinese New Year. Festivals at the turn of the Lunar Year are
RF2HJR7B6–Portrait of a beautiful Chinese lady in a traditional outfit in Chinatown for the Chinese lunar new year of the tiger.
RM2EC4R3J–London's China Town on the first evening of the New Lunar Year, The Year of the Ox, during the Coronavirus Lockdown prohibiting the annual celebration
RMBHNBXD–A stall in Trafalgar Square London UK selling lunar new year calendars and horoscopes during a Chinese New Year event
RFHM31FD–Dragon collects red envelopes in Chinatown, London, UK. Chinese New Year 2017 (year of the rooster)
RMFTJEP6–In London thousands of people celebrate the Chinese New Year 2016 - The Year of the Monkey.
RM2J428NW–People stroll in Chinatown, central London, as the Lunar New Year falls on 1 February this year.
RF2HX4C06–The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall visit London's Chinatown to mark the start of the Lunar New Year 01/02/22
RM2GMTR22–Chinatown, London decorated with traditional red lanterns during the Spring Festival of Chinese New Year. Festivals at the turn of the Lunar Year are
RMFNW4RD–London, United Kingdom - March 13, 2016:London Chinatown is decorated with traditional red Chinese lanterns for Chinese New Year
RMM52WA0–Two traditionally dressed Chinese girls taking a selfie during the Chinese New Year parade celebrations in London.
RM2HM6ANH–A general view of the plaque at Gerrard Street at China Town, London during the Chinese New Year.
RM2EC4T7Y–London's China Town on the first evening of the New Lunar Year, The Year of the Ox, during the Coronavirus Lockdown prohibiting the annual celebration
RF2ARA364–A yellow costumed dancing lion for Chinese New Year celebrations for the year of the rat in Chinatown, London.
RMS32EJF–People including Chinese girls on mobile phones, outside a shop selling clothes and accessories decorated for Chinese New Year, Chinatown, London, England
RFHM31GH–Dragon collects red envelopes in Chinatown, London, UK. Chinese New Year 2017 (year of the rooster)
RMFTJENC–In London thousands of people celebrate the Chinese New Year 2016 - The Year of the Monkey.
RM2J3H2XB–People stroll in Chinatown, central London as the Lunar New Year falls on 1 February this year.
RF2HX4C54–The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall visit London's Chinatown to mark the start of the Lunar New Year 01/02/22
RM2GMTR26–Chinatown, London decorated with traditional red lanterns during the Spring Festival of Chinese New Year. Festivals at the turn of the Lunar Year are
RMFPCD74–London, United Kingdom - February 07, 2016: Magical Lantern Festival at Chiswick House And Gardens. Monkey lanterns
RMM85N50–Finale to Chinese New Year celebration Year of the Dog in Trafalgar Square. Thank you Mayor of London message on big screens. Crowd and stage. Night
RM2EC4X62–London's China Town on the first evening of the New Lunar Year, The Year of the Ox, during the Coronavirus Lockdown prohibiting the annual celebration
RMRGRHWT–Bouquets of flowers for sale outside a new restaurant development in Chinatown, London during Chinese New Year 2019.
RMFXMD2R–A traditional English phone booth at the Chinese Magical Lantern Festival celebrates the Year of the Monkey at Chiswick Park in London.
RFHM31G7–Dragon collects red envelopes in Chinatown, London, UK. Chinese New Year 2017 (year of the rooster)
RMFTJENR–In London thousands of people celebrate the Chinese New Year 2016 - The Year of the Monkey.
RM2J428MY–People stroll in Chinatown, central London, as the Lunar New Year falls on 1 February this year.
RF2HX4C4R–The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall visit London's Chinatown to mark the start of the Lunar New Year 01/02/22
RM2GMWCDF–Chinatown, London decorated with traditional red lanterns during the Spring Festival of Chinese New Year. Festivals at the turn of the Lunar Year are
RM2EEPYGF–Chinese Lunar new year of the ox lanterns hang in a deserted Chinatown in London during the lockdown.
RMM52WCA–Pyrotechnic finale to Chinese New Year celebration Year of the Dog in Trafalgar Square. Fireworks. Crowd and stage. Night. Space for copy
RM2EC4TH7–London's China Town on the first evening of the New Lunar Year, The Year of the Ox, during the Coronavirus Lockdown prohibiting the annual celebration
RFHM31F0–Dragon collects red envelopes in Chinatown, London, UK. Chinese New Year 2017 (year of the rooster)
RMFTJEN8–In London thousands of people celebrate the Chinese New Year 2016 - The Year of the Monkey.
RM2J3H38C–People stroll in Chinatown, central London as the Lunar New Year falls on 1 February this year.
RF2HX4C2X–The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall visit London's Chinatown to mark the start of the Lunar New Year 01/02/22
RM2GMWCDG–Chinatown, London decorated with traditional red lanterns during the Spring Festival of Chinese New Year. Festivals at the turn of the Lunar Year are
RM2EEPCYN–Chinese Lunar new year of the ox lanterns hang above a red telephone box in a deserted Chinatown in London during the lockdown.
RMM856TB–Finale to Chinese New Year celebration Year of the Dog in Trafalgar Square. Happy New Year message on big screens. Crowd and stage. Night
RMH2HA8J–Girl dressed in traditional Chinese costume during the Chinese New Year Parade, London, UK.
RM2EC4PCH–London's China Town on the first evening of the New Lunar Year, The Year of the Ox, during the Coronavirus Lockdown prohibiting the annual celebration
RFHM31GD–Dragon collects red envelopes in Chinatown, London, UK. Chinese New Year 2017 (year of the rooster)
RMFTJEHF–In London thousands of people celebrate the Chinese New Year 2016 - The Year of the Monkey.
RM2J3H2TH–People stroll in Chinatown, central London as the Lunar New Year falls on 1 February this year.
