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Digital Subscriptions > Newsweek International > 22nd February 2019 > Hog Wild

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Hog Wild

BEIJING

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Dragon dancers perform at a park on the fourth day of the Lunar New Year on February 8. Fireworks marked the arrival of the Year of the Pig, the last zodiac animal in the lunar calendar. In Chinese culture, the swine represents wealth and treasure. To celebrate, hundreds of millions of people visit their hometowns or travel abroad.