 | Chinese Peruvians dance in Chinatown in Lima, Peru, during a Chinese New Year's celebration on Thursday, Jan 22, 2004. Chinese people around the world celebrated the Year of the Monkey on Thursday. In Peru, where people of Chinese ethnicity make up about 10% of the population, festivities included dances and a march through Lima's historic downtown. click to open  |
 | A Chinese woman sells Chinese food in the streets of Chinatown in Lima, Peru, during a Chinese New Year's celebration on Thursday, Jan 22, 2004. Chinese people around the world celebrated the Year of the Monkey on Thursday. click to open |
 | Chinese Peruvians walk near a monkey symbol on the ground, in Chinatown in Lima, Peru, during a Chinese New Year's celebration on Thursday, Jan 22, 2004. Chinese people around the world celebrated the Year of the Monkey on Thursday. In Peru, where people of Chinese ethnicity make up about 10% of the population, festivities included dances and a march through Lima's historic downtown. click to open |
 | Peruvians touch a Chinese Lion to gain good luck, happiness and prosperity in Chinatown in Lima, Peru, during a Chinese New Year's celebration on Thursday, Jan 22, 2004. Chinese people around the world celebrated the Year of the Monkey on Thursday. In Peru, where people of Chinese ethnicity make up about 10% of the population, festivities included dances and a march through Lima's historic downtown. click to open |
 | Fireworks explode over the Pearl River in Guangzhou, southern China, to celebrate Chinese Lunar New Year January 22, 2004. Chinese worldwide celebrated the New Year of the Monkey on Thursday. click to open |
 | Fireworks explode over the Pearl River in Guangzhou, southern China, to celebrate Chinese Lunar New Year January 22, 2004. Chinese worldwide celebrated the New Year of the Monkey on Thursday. click to open |
 | A Chinese boy wears a monkey mask at a temple fair in Beijing on the third day of Chinese New Year Saturday, Jan. 24, 2004. Thousands have flocked to fairs across the city to celebrate a week-long holiday which marks the beginning of the Year of the Monkey. click to open |
 | A Chinese martial arts expert swallows a sword during a performance at a temple fair in Beijing January 25, 2004. Hundreds of thousands of residents in China's capital continue to celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year of the Monkey by visiting temple fairs during a week-long holiday. click to open |
 | Spring Festival 2004 in Paris: Performers take part in the traditional dragon-and-drums Chinese new year parade on the Champs Elysees in Paris to celebrate the start of the year of the monkey click to open |
 | Spring Festival 2004 in Paris: Performers take part in the traditional dragon-and-drums Chinese new year parade on the Champs Elysees in Paris to celebrate the start of the year of the monkey. click to open |
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