In the last episode, I went to Kowloon City to watch the Yu Lan Festival. This episode continues where the last episode left off, talking about the The Chinese opera I saw at the scene.
Every year in the seventh month of the lunar calendar, it is the time of the Yu Lan Festival. During this the Yu Lan month, many public sports venues in Hong Kong will be transformed into the Yu Lan Festival sites. This unique scenery may be unique to Hong Kong.
In this episode, we come to Kowloon City to see a 57-year-old the Yu Lan Festival.
Yu Lan Festival which held by 30 Houses, actually mentioned in the previous episodes, the venue is on Staunton Street opposite PMQ, and the day is more special, it is on the 24th of the seventh month of the lunar calendar, not the traditional On the 14th day of the seventh lunar month when the gate of hell is open.
In the past two years, due to the epidemic, the Yu Lan Festival has been suspended, so we were unable to shoot relevant clips, but recently the editorial department found some old clips, which were filmed in 2016. We decided to share it with the readers.
In the clip, you can see that the Yu Lan Festival was held on Staunton Street opposite the PMQ. There were no road closures during the period, and cars could pass by as usual. The Soho district of Staunton Street is a highly westernized area in Hong Kong. There are many bars and restaurants nearby. It is a place where many foreign tourists or foreigners living in Hong Kong like to spend time. It feels very good to hold the Yu Lan Festival here. In particular, I saw Taoist priests chanting sutras, neighbors making treasures and burning clothes, foreign tourists stopping to watch out of curiosity, and even taking pictures with their cameras. The two cultures of Chinese and the Western are perfectly integrated, which is peculiar but not contradictory. This kind of The miscellaneous situation of Chinese and foreign countries is a major feature of Hong Kong.
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