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	90 percent of the nation’s '''cat-tail willow''' is grown in [[Samsefng~~-hiofng~~]], [[Gilaan]]. The Chinese name for cat-tail willow, ''yinliu'' (銀柳), shares a similar pronunciation with ''yinliang'', Chinese for “silver tael,” and is a symbol of good luck and fortune, which makes it a popular decoration for the Lunar New Year.		90 percent of the nation’s '''cat-tail willow''' is grown in [[Samsefng Hiofng]], [[Gilaan]]. The Chinese name for cat-tail willow, ''yinliu'' (銀柳), shares a similar pronunciation with ''yinliang'', Chinese for “silver tael,” and is a symbol of good luck and fortune, which makes it a popular decoration for the Lunar New Year.

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