The soon to be year of the horse is off to an interesting start start in China. Um partly because this little this little stuffy here, the so-called crying horse. Apparently a smile for good fortune on this red stuffy was turned the wrong way.So it got put on that little face piece got put on upside down. So instead of like a little smiling horse, it's a sad horse. But people love it.They're celebrating in China with. ...

Well, it's almost time to ring in the Lunar New Year, the year of the horse. And while some people in China are celebrating, others are embracing a more melancholy start to the year. This plushy, which is being called Crying Horse, is flying off the shelves after a worker mistakenly sewed the smile on upside down.But NBC News correspondent Janice Mackie Freyer shows us how the stuffed animal is helping turn frowns upside down. With the Lunar New Year approaching February 17th, China is decorated in traditio ...