Christmas Tree Decorations (1997 - Present)
| 1997: Traditional Chinese decorations with Chinese word for Spring
on the top of the tree |
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| 1998: Ornaments are paper cuttings of the 12 animals of the
Chinese Zodiac. The top of the tree is a shining star. |  |
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| 2000: The ornaments are small lanterns with images of children at play. The top of the tree is the Chinese word for Spring. |
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| 2001: To commemorate peace, the ornaments are blue or white pair of doves holding a heart in their beak. The top of the tree is a pure angel. |  | ||
| 2003: Chinese Lucky Charms hang from the tree like ornaments.
The top of the tree is the Chinese word for Spring |
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| 2008: Combination of Traditional Christmas decorations and Chinese charms |  | ||
| 2009: Combination of Chinese paper cuttings and Chinese charms |  |
