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Embrace International Year of Potatoes!
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A woman poses for photos in front of a 2.4-meter-high wall which is made of potatoes at a department store in Shenyang, northeast China's Liaoning Province January 16, 2008. The United Nations has announced that 2008 is the International Year of Potatoes with the theme of "promoting food safety and alleviating poverty".

An over 2.4-meter-high peacock-shaped lantern made of potatoes is shown at a department store in Shenyang, northeast China's Liaoning Province January 16, 2008. The United Nations has announced that 2008 is the International Year of Potatoes with the theme of "promoting food safety and alleviating poverty".

People touch an over 2.4-meter-high peacock-shaped lantern made of potatoes at a department store in Shenyang, northeast China's Liaoning Province January 16, 2008. The United Nations has announced that 2008 is the International Year of Potatoes with the theme of "promoting food safety and alleviating poverty".

People watch a 2.4-meter-high wall which is made of potatoes at a department store in Shenyang, northeast China's Liaoning Province January 16, 2008. The United Nations has announced that 2008 is the International Year of Potatoes with the theme of "promoting food safety and alleviating poverty".

(China Daily January 18, 2008)

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