Chinese New Years decorations in McDonalds.
This is all for part one. Just showing you that even McDonalds decorates for this.
Chinese New Years is really like the Taiwanese Christmas.
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That is very cool- thanks for sharing it Michelle! XD
ReplyDeleteHello wow I am a McD Collector I want some of these stuff please contact me : facebook : Mostafa Al Ghali stuff like Ronald McD. holding his hands together :)
ReplyDeleteSorry, those are in display cases in Taipei Taiwan. Not actually mine. Thanks for your interest though.
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