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Events in Hong Kong
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The Cheun Yeung
01 Sep 10 - 31 Oct 10
01 Sep 10 - 31 Oct 10
The Cheun Yeung Festival occurring on the 9th day of the 9th moon (September/October) is another important date for local families and originates from the Han Dynasty (202BC - AD220). During the festival, many people visit the graves of family members worshiping and cleaning their ancestors' graves to show their respect. Today, many Hong Kong families head to the hills to picnic during the Chung Yeung Festival. |
The Cheun Yeung Festival occurring on the 9th day of the 9th moon (September/October) is another important date for local families and originates from the Han Dynasty (202BC - AD220). During the festival, many people visit the graves of family members worshiping and cleaning their ancestors' graves to show their respect. Today, many Hong Kong families head to the hills to picnic during the Chung Yeung Festival.
Mid-Autumn Festival held anytime from late August to early September, this is another very important date in the Chinese calendar and is celebrated throughout the Territories by families gathering in public parks in open spaces with beautifully decorated lanterns, in a variety of shapes, ablaze with light and colour. Victoria Peak is a popular venue on this night. The celebrations revolve around the story of an uprising against the Mongols, when rebels smuggled instructions to their compatriots by hiding them in cakes. Today, special 'Moon Cakes' are eaten during the festivities.
Since being returned to China, Hong Kong has celebrated this national holiday with fireworks over Victoria Harbour.
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