New Photos: Adam Lambert Interview Before Press Conference at Beijing!
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Posted at : Sunday, November 08, 2015
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Great photos....Adam looking very relaxed....I wonder how many interviews he's done in this last 6 years...mind boggling.
Adam has to hold the Chinese fortune cat lol!
招财猫 / zhāo chái māo / wealth-inducing cat
招财 zhāo chái / invites wealth
猫 māo / cat
Well, let's see if Adam rakes in good fortune in China.
This fortune cat originated in Japan.
LAM-MY, thanks for displaying your knowledge to us about the Chinese fortune cat. I would not be knowing this information just by looking at the pictures. I just thought someone had given him a little stuffed animal. It pays to have Glamberts' knowledge from all over the world. Margarita Lady
How on earth does he always look so fresh,his work schedule is so hectic !👍
You are welcome Margarita Lady!
This Fortune cat though originated in Japan found its way into China and also Singapore and the nearby region. A very long time ago, a young colleague of mine, had this displayed on her table at our workplace; and I remember asking: What's this? And she endearingly replied: Seow Ding Darng / Little Kitty lol! It's called Fortune/Lucky cat and perhaps they want Adam to hold it so great fortune will befall him and his Chinese fans. This is an auspicious symbolic mascot of wealth and success; comes in many forms, sizes and designs; there's one with its paw, with greetings of prosperity/success written on it, waving up and down...especially during Chinese New Year...beckoning to Fortune to come a-knocking. I used to see it at auspicious gatherings like Ghost Month festivals and had always wondered why this Fortune cat was waving at me, no, not me...it's waving for Luck to 來 lai / come. lwl!
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