Workers hang ribbon on store in Beijing (Picture-7105489)

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Workers attach a massive Christmas 'ribbon' on the facade of a new, international shopping mall in downtown Beijing on November 21, 2009. More than one month before the Christmas holiday, shopping centers and supermarkets in China's capital, as well as in other big cities, have started to sell Christmas goods and decorations. An increasingly affluent Chinese are spending lots of money on Christmas decorations, as the Western holiday becomes more and more popular in China. UPI/Stephen Shaver Photo via Newscom

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Workers attach a massive Christmas 'ribbon' on the facade of a new, international shopping mall in downtown Beijing on November 21, 2009. More than one month before the Christmas holiday, shopping centers and supermarkets in China's capital, as well as in other big cities, have started to sell Christmas goods and decorations. An increasingly affluent Chinese are spending lots of money on Christmas decorations, as the Western holiday becomes more and more popular in China. UPI/Stephen Shaver Photo via Newscom

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