HONG KONG: MOSAICULTURE DISPLAY PROMOTES EQUESTRIAN.

From: IPR Strategic Business Information Database | Date: March 2, 2008 | Copyright information

According to news.gov.hk: More than 400 students from 16 schools have made a spectacular mosaiculture display at Victoria Park to show support for the Beijing Olympic and Paralympic Games, and the Equestrian Events to be held in Hong Kong. Entitled 'Equestrian Joy', the display features the mascots of the Beijing Olympic and Paralympic Games, and eight horses on the lawn. It will be exhibited at the coming Flower Show. The mosaiculture has been created from colourful plants includi...

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