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From Sydney To Beijing: Cities Light Up To Welcome 2026
From Sydney To Beijing: Cities Light Up To Welcome 2026
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From Sydney To Beijing: Cities Light Up To Welcome 2026

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Fireworks and light displays illuminate the Seoul skyline as South Korea welcomes the New Year 2026, with crowds gathering across the capital for midnight celebrations.

Fireworks and light displays illuminate the Seoul skyline as South Korea welcomes the New Year 2026, with crowds gathering across the capital for midnight celebrations.

Fireworks burst over city skylines in Beijing as vibrant light displays and public celebrations usher in the New Year, with crowds gathering to mark the occasion amid colour, music and festive cheer.

Fireworks burst over city skylines in Beijing as vibrant light displays and public celebrations usher in the New Year, with crowds gathering to mark the occasion amid colour, music and festive cheer.

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