Locals celebrate Hong Kong bun festival to calm spirits killed by pirates
4 May 2017 2:05 PM IST
Locals celebrate Hong Kong bun festival to calm spirits killed by pirates
The Hong Kong bun festival is held every year to make the spirits of people killed by pirates happy through various parades and food like buns. (Photo: AP).- Local residents sell buns on the outlying Cheung Chau island in Hong Kong to celebrate the festival. (Photo: AP).
- Local residents eat buns on the outlying Cheung Chau island in Hong Kong. (Photo: AP).
- Local residents walk past some paper ghosts during the bun festival on the outlying Cheung Chau island during the Bun festival. (Photo: AP).
- Local residents dress a statue of a Chinese god on the outlying Cheung Chau island in Hong Kong. (Photo: AP).
- A boy dressed as a boxer floats in the air, supported by a rig of hidden metal rods, during a parade. (Photo: AP).
- A girl dressed in a traditional Chinese costume floats in the air during the bun festival. (Photo: AP).
- A girl dressed in a traditional Chinese costume floats in the air, supported by a rig of hidden metal rods, during a parade on the outlying Cheung Chau island in Hong Kong. (Photo: AP).
The Hong Kong bun festival is held every year to make the spirits of people killed by pirates happy through various parades and food like buns. (Photo: AP).
Locals celebrate Hong Kong bun festival to calm spirits killed by pirates
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