Floating color parade postcard

/Cheung Chau Bamboo Shed Postcard/ The traditional festival in Cheung Chau is held on the eighth day of the fourth lunar month every year. The origin of the festival comes from the plague in Cheung Chau in ancient times. The residents held a three-day fast for Taiping, Qingji, and prayed for the blessing of the gods. During the festival, residents will build three giant mountains, Three statues of gods (King Tuas) and a magic theater to worship the gods. On the day of Buddha's birthday, a large-scale floating color parade was held in Cheung Chau. /Postcard size/ Approximately 14.5 cm long Approximately 9.2 cm wide Origin / manufacturing method Origin Hong Kong