A night-time photograph captures a large, brightly lit festive display in Yuzhong District, China, likely celebrating Chinese New Year for the year 2026

A night-time photograph captures a large, brightly lit festive display in Yuzhong District, China, likely celebrating Chinese New Year for the year 2026. The prominent central design features "HAPPY 2026 NEW YEAR" in yellow illuminated text. Above this, a large, stylized dark red winged horse is contained within a circular frame, and the top border reads "马蹄沾金 2026" (Horse hooves touch gold 2026). Two cartoonish, fiery horse-like figures, each holding a red character (one appears to be '福' for fortune), flank the "HAPPY 2026 NEW YEAR" text. Vertical Chinese characters, "利功" (Good luck/success) and "福年好运" (Good luck in the year of prosperity), form decorative borders on the left and right of the main display, respectively. Several traditional red lanterns hang on both sides and within the upper part of the display. Below the main festive board, a blue and white sign displays "中国建设银行" (China Construction Bank) with its English counterpart "China Construction Bank" below. Further down, illuminated blue Chinese characters read "恭祝全市人民新春快乐!" (Wishing all citizens a Happy New Year!). The display is positioned against a dark background, revealing the arched architectural details of a building facade in the upper section. A bright, warm-toned street lamp is visible on the upper right, casting light onto the scene. Red string lights adorn bushes or small trees located on the lower left and right of the installation. No individuals are clearly discernible, though a blurred figure is faintly visible on the far right edge of the frame.