Images of Tom Felton, the actor behind the ‘Harry Potter’ villain, have popped up on festive displays across China ...

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The once-infamous 'Harry Potter' character has become an unexpected symbol of luck, prosperity and playful superstition ...

The adoption of Draco Malfoy as a new year’s symbol has much to teach us about the complexities of Chinese wordplay.

A morose horse, rice cakes, and a Harry Potter villain have become surprise hits in China ahead of the country's Lunar New ...

As China prepares to enter the Year of the Horse, the name has taken on a clever new twist: "In the Year of the Horse, you are blessed." This bit of wordplay has sparked a wave of memes and fan ...

Draco Malfoy becomes an unlikely Lunar New Year mascot in China as his name symbolises good luck for the Year of the Horse.

Famous Harry Potter antagonist, Draco Malfoy has somehow become a part of the Chinese New Year celebrations this year! China ...

WHY IS DRACO MALFOY'S FACE ALL OVER CHINA?! 🧧😂 Nightfam, something weird is happening... Across China, malls and homes are ...

Names hold deep significance in Chinese culture, symbolising hope, luck, and prosperity, especially during the Lunar New Year.

With the Year of the Horse galloping into view, an unexpected face has emerged in China as a symbol of fortune: a villain ...

For most Chinese people, especially children, the Spring Festival, China's most important holiday, is a season steeped in tradition, when families reunite at home and mark the Chinese New Year by ...