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SUMMARY:Celebrating Chinese Kites
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DESCRIPTION:(All Ages) Stop by the Main Library Kids Area to see kites cel
 ebrating Chinese culture. This special exhibit is presented in partnership
  with the Indy Asian American Times..\nhttps://carmel.libnet.info/event/13
 347449
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<h3>More About the Items in the Exhibit</h3>\
 n<p><strong>Goldfish Kite</strong><br />Fish symbolize prosperity\, abunda
 nce\, and wealth. They are also associated with perseverance and success d
 ue to their ability to swim freely in the water.</p>\n<p><strong>Swallow K
 ite</strong><br />Swallows are often seen as a harbinger of spring and are
  believed to bring blessings to households. They typically represent hope\
 , vitality\, happiness\, and good fortune.</p>\n<p><strong>Parrot Kite</st
 rong><br />Parrots symbolize wisdom because they can mimic human voices. T
 hey also represent bravery because the pronunciation of <em>bravery</em> a
 nd <em>parrot</em> in Mandarin is similar. They also represent longevity a
 nd prosperity because they have the colorful markings of five&nbsp\;feng s
 hui&nbsp\;elements.</p>\n<p><strong>Butterfly Kite</strong><br />Butterfie
 s represent love\, perhaps originating from the famous Chinese legend <em>
 The Butterfly Lovers\,</em> a Chinese version of <em>Romeo and Juliet.</em
 > Butterflies are also associated with vitality\, joy\, and transformation
 .</p>\n<p><strong>Dragon and Phoenix Kites</strong><br />The dragon repres
 ents power\, strength\, and good luck while the phoenix symbolizes grace\,
  beauty\, and rebirth. The phoenix and dragon displayed together represent
  harmony and balance\, as well as the union of masculine (dragon) and femi
 nine (phoenix) energies. In ancient China\, the dragon was the symbol of t
 he emperor and the phoenix represented the queen.</p>\nhttps://carmel.libn
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