Bunnies, bunnies, and bunnies, everywhere!
Why? 'Cause this is the Chinese Year of the Rabbit, aka. the Bunny Year ^_^
Everywhere you turn, you see bunnies, of all sizes and shape.
Every (well, almost) object that you touch has a touch of the cute little animal on it.
It is so interesting the way the East and the West perceive these little cuties. In China, Japan, and may other East Asian countries, they don't have the connotation of spring or of March madness. They are simply symbols of cute, smart, and gentle temperaments. (And same thing goes with cats -- they don't really symbolize sensual femininity or jealousy over in Asia, more likely, they are seen as extremely cute and very lucky (the Japanese have a special kind of cat that bring in fortune by simply waving its paw).
And oh my sweetness, they are cuuuuute!!
Why? 'Cause this is the Chinese Year of the Rabbit, aka. the Bunny Year ^_^
Everywhere you turn, you see bunnies, of all sizes and shape.
Every (well, almost) object that you touch has a touch of the cute little animal on it.
It is so interesting the way the East and the West perceive these little cuties. In China, Japan, and may other East Asian countries, they don't have the connotation of spring or of March madness. They are simply symbols of cute, smart, and gentle temperaments. (And same thing goes with cats -- they don't really symbolize sensual femininity or jealousy over in Asia, more likely, they are seen as extremely cute and very lucky (the Japanese have a special kind of cat that bring in fortune by simply waving its paw).
And oh my sweetness, they are cuuuuute!!
The first one in the pic is a cellphone pendent. Cute, eh?
The second? What are they for? You'll never guess! They are pencil cases! The extremity of cuteness, hehehe!
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The second? What are they for? You'll never guess! They are pencil cases! The extremity of cuteness, hehehe!
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