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Chinese Lunar New Year is the most important of all the Chinese festivals and is the most frenetic happening in the country. It occurs on the 1st day of the 1st moon (January/February) with celebrations lasting three days. Firework displays, lion (or dragon) dances, parades and much more fill the streets with their gaiety and colour. This is also the time to shop for bargains as many shops hold sales with items being cut by 50% or more at times. One of the main horse racing events falls over Chinese New Year as well and this sport is certainly popular with locals and tourists alike. Many shops close for three days over the Chinese New Year.
Che Kung occurs on the second day of Chinese New Year. Che Kung was a Sung Dynasty general who is believed to have saved the inhabitants of Sha Tin Valley from the plague centuries ago and become an immortal and was elevated to a Taoist deity. Today gamblers worship him, as a ‘god’ and crowds now flock to his main temple, near the Hong Kong Jockey Club's Sha Tin Racecourse to wish him happy birthday.
The Spring Latern (Yuen Siu) Festival, also referred to as Chinese Valentine's Day, is held on the 15th day of Lunar New Year and marks the end of the Chinese New Year celebrations. Restaurants, temples and many homes are decorated with colourful lanterns. During the festival, singles gather to play matchmaking games with the lanterns, to determine who will be their lover. The festival is marked by special evening celebrations in Ko Shan Road Park in Kowloon.





































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