Hong Kong's New Year Parade Puts Toy Craze and Wishing Tree on Floats
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Hong Kong will feature the global toy sensation Labubu and a replica of its famous wishing tree in its upcoming Lunar New Year parade. The event aims to attract 100,000 spectators.
The parade will take place on the evening of February 17 in Tsim Sha Tsui. This marks the first day of the Lunar New Year.
For the first time, eight parade floats will be publicly displayed the day after the event. They will be stationed at Kai Tak Sports Park. The Hong Kong Tourism Board organizes the parade.
The board described the floats as "distinctive." They will highlight both modern pop culture and traditional local customs.