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Even artificial Christmas trees are  traditionally green. But this year, the World Trade Centre  has put up a trendy LED Christmas Tree.
The LED Christmas tree is made up  of  50,000 LED light bulbs which are connected to computer. The  bulbs can  flash red, yellow, white, blue and green.
They can also form different patterns, such as stars, snow and flowers,  according to the  music.
The designers  spent  six months  working on  the unique Christmas tree, which will be  on display until January 1.
As a special Christmas treat, customers who spend more than HK$800 in the mall will be able to redeem a crystal music box.
Continuing the festive celebrations after Christmas, the World Trade Centre will present the '2008 minutes Countdown Dance Party'.
At 2.32pm on December 30,  local and overseas dancers will start their routines. Groups will take it in turns to perform until midnight on January 1  to celebrate the start of  the new year.
Japanese breakdancer Ono Aichi, 18,  current holder of the Guinness World record for the most number of head spins in one minute,   is one of the performers. He will attempt to break his own record  during the event.
For more details, call 2576 4121



Causeway Bay mall lights up festive fun with new-look Christmas tree