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A local streetcar driver also participates in the celebration in his own fashion
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a mother brings her children to witness the Chinese Lunar Year
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A young Muslim child hawks her families sales
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Children dressed as aetas perform the Ati-Atihan dance along Ongpin St
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Dragon dancers also ply the streets to entertain the crown and drive away evil spirits from the streets
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dragon dancers practice their acrobatic moves in the quiet side streets of Binondo
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lucky charms and bracelets are sold by a Muslim woman
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The performers dance and breathe fire in exchange for donations
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a dragon dancer catches his breath
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A giant Tikoy is prepared and will be given away once the New Year comes around
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A line that snakes across the street forms as crowds gather to purchase the much coveted Eeng Bee Tin delicacies.Beggars and the indigent also flock to the crowd to gather alms
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a mother and child sleep amongst their fortune plants
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A store decorates its facade with the lanterns to attract a bright and shiny new year and to pay homage to the moon
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baloons of every shape,size, and color are sold to children and adults alike
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children look on in awe as they witness the celebration as the regulars simply go about their business
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people gather at the Sta. Cruz church to welcome the Chinese Lunar Year
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People line up to offer incense and prayers
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Red Chinese lanterns adorn the streets of Chinatown
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The PNP keep the peace in the streets before the Chinese New Year
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The Wooden Horse, sold to attract good fortune to whoever purchases it
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vedors line each street with their wares as early as 10pm on the eve of the Lunar Year