Everyone needs a helping hand
Chinese New Year exploded with a bang in the CBD on February 22 but not everyone could be up close and personal.
Two-year-old Huanyan Yana Zhou was helped by her grandpa Zhuoxian Huang so she didn’t miss out on the action in Little Bourke St.
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