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All you need to know about China's Spring Festival temple fairs

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All you need to know about China's Spring Festival temple fairs

Clay figurines of the auspicious Tu'er Ye (Rabbit God) are shown at a temple fair in Beijing, Feb 10, 2016. [Photo/IC]
Based on a rabbit, Tu'er Ye is a traditional children's toy in Beijing and residents believe that the figurine can bring good luck to the young ones.

The figurine is made from clay and can be seen in a wide range of environments, from Peking Opera to vendors.

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