Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance Celebrates Tradition

The Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance is a vibrant cultural tradition in Hong Kong, first performed in 1880. It takes place during the 14th to 16th days of the 8th lunar month. The dance is rooted in local history, where villagers performed it to ward off a plague after a python was killed. This colorful event continues to bring the community together and is a fascinating part of Hong Kong's heritage.

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