Dereck Kwok, 83-year-old calligraphy artist, shows his "Fai Chun" with the Chinese words: "Happiness Arriving At Your Door." Photo: AP
Traditional decorations with Chinese calligraphy, "Fai Chun," created by calligraphy artist Raymond Siu, are on sale on an inner street in downtown Hong Kong. Photo: AP In the run-up to the Lunar New Year, calligraphers set up on the streets of Hong Kong to write ink-brush phrases on traditional red paper banners for homes and offices. Photo: AP
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