Hundreds of performers carried a giant fire dragon through the streets of Hong Kong on Wednesday (4th October) as part of the mid- Autumn festival.
The performers carried a 67 metre long fire dragon through the streets of the Tai Hang district.
According to tradition the giant fire dragon was used to defeat a plague in the 19th century.
Thousands of tourists and residents celebrate the ritual for three days from the eve of the mid- Autumn festival.
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