Canada Displays Monkey Sculptures to Mark Chinese Lunar New Year

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2016-01-29 12:48:29 Xinhua Web Editor: Huang Yue

A child plays with a monkey sculpture during the monkey sculptures installation exhibition at a shopping mall in Vancouver, Canada, Jan. 28, 2016. An art installation with 200 monkey sculptures created by local artist are displayed at a shopping mall to celebrate the upcoming Chinese Lunar New Year which is also known as the "Year of Monkey" under the Chinese zodiac calendar.[Photo: Xinhua/Liang sen]

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