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This design is part of the Chinese Zodiac Animal Series I have created. According to the Chinese culture, those born under the Year of the Monkey is fun, energetic, and active.
Check out this awesome 'Chinese Zodiac Animal Series - Monkey' design here on TeePublic!
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2016 monkey year#new year’s illustration#2016#monkey year#money#love#luck#I will have all!
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Maternity photography for family members.
ادرس عن اللغه والثقافه الصينيه🎎 ..عندهم في تقويمهم ١٢ حيوان كل سنه تكون سنة حيوان معين مثلاً التنين او الحصان وهكذا اللي يتولد في سنة التنين شخصيته تكون مشابه للتنين يعني يكون قوي ورومانسي ..🐲😁 I born in monky year 🐒
សួរស្តីឆ្នាំថ្មី! (sour-sdey-chnam-thmey) Aujourd’hui c’est le Nouvel An Cambodgien! Une fête qui dure 3 jours ouf, on est des fêtards, je vous souhaite même si ça vous concern pas une Bonne Année quand même! On atteint l’an 2560 du calendrier buddhique et cette année c’est le Singe qui est à l’honneur.
Sur ce je retourne bosser
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Senza titolo da Bea Rossi Tramite Flickr: © Beatrice Rossi , all rights reserved.
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For all those struggling with dissertations, books or proper academic jobs I've got good Monkey Year news. I was reminded in China the monkey often served as a rebus or visual pun conveying the notion of academic success and accomplishment.
