thumb|A Striding Xiaolüren Xiaolüren (Hsiao-lu-jen; ; Little Green Man; officially , "Pedestrian Countdown Display") can refer to any pedestrian traffic lights, but most often the animated traffic light system originally from Taiwan. It was first implemented in Taipei City between Songshou Road and Songzhi Road, in 1999, and came into widespread use around the country and almost replaced incandescent, static and non-animated pedestrian traffic lights within a few years.
thumb|A Striding Xiaolüren Xiaolüren (Hsiao-lu-jen; ; Little Green Man; officially , "Pedestrian Countdown Display") can refer to any pedestrian traffic lights, but most often the animated traffic light system originally from Taiwan. It was first implemented in Taipei City between Songshou Road and Songzhi Road, in 1999, and came into widespread use around the country and almost replaced incandescent, static and non-animated pedestrian traffic lights within a few years.
thumb|right|Green Man, Seville The light displays an image of a green, blue, or white person, with or without a hat, animated in usually seven frames at varying speed to suggest relative urgency.
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