A Dragon dance led Perth's Chinese New Year Celebrations on Saturday 14 February 2026, as the city celebrated the the Year of the Horse. The parade was the centrepiece of an exciting afternoon programme, which included the dragon and lion dance displays from members of Yee's Hung Ga Kung Fu, and dance displays from Scottish ballet, thanks to the work of Perth's Chinese Association and Perth & Kinross Council. #chinesenewyear #ChineseNewYear2026 #dragondance | Scotland Online

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Chinese New Year is just around the corner, and this year we celebrate the Year of the Horse! For centuries, horses were the most important means of transport – long before engines, railways and airplanes. They played a crucial role in human history, fighting alongside warriors on battlefields and shaping civilizations. Horses have also inspired countless works of art, literature and culture around the world. What's your favorite fact about horses? Share it with us in the comments! #CGTN | CGTN