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[theliverpudlianuk]

🧧 Chinatown, located in Liverpool City Centre, has the largest Chinese Arch of its kind in the world outside of Mainland China!

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[rzzy]

via April Vignonte - IG

[bluesman56]

Lights by Tony Via Flickr: The Chinese archway alite for the New Year celebrations

[orientallyyours]

Watercolour paintings by James Morris of Chinese civilians watching a procession of Allied soldiers and sailors with flags and banners, marching along Nanking Road, Shanghai, behind a band through a temporary decorated victory gateway and Chinese arch. Flags fly from the buildings along the street and people wave from the balconies. Image 2: Royal Marines marching in China’s Victory Celebrations, October 1945.

Source: Imperial War Museum- 1, 2

[bluesman56]

The year of the Rooster by Tony Via Flickr: Celebrations for the Chines new year and the year of the rooster. Liverpool is today, proud of its divers cultural backgrounds and celebrates the large Chinese community present in the city.

[bluesman56]

The year of the Rooster by Tony Via Flickr: Celebrations for the Chines new year and the year of the rooster. Liverpool is today, proud of its divers cultural backgrounds and celebrates the large Chinese community present in the city.

[rzzy]

via : racky_dionio01 (IG)

[johnbrace]

133 photos of the 2016 Chinese New Year celebrations in Liverpool

133 photos of the 2016 Chinese New Year celebrations in Liverpool

133 photos of the 2016 Chinese New Year celebrations in Liverpool                                                             Yesterday I was in Liverpool for the 2016 Chinese New Year celebrations. This year it’s the Year of the Monkey. I’ll start off by making clear what connection it has to Liverpool City Council (as this blog is about public bodies) and first state the role that Liverpool…

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