With their slender shapes, snake lanterns have added to the Chinese New Year festivities in Nanjing, Jiangsu.
Ahead of the 8-day-long holiday in China this week, stalls in the Confucius Temple scenic area are stocked with these festive decorations, marking the Year of the Snake with a splash of color and cheer.
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