Young people took to the streets of Hong Kong on Monday for the emblematic Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance hoping to bring a new generation to the 145-year-old tradition. Each year during the Mid-Autumn Festival,

In our interview with the current troupe commander of the Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance, we learned that this festival dates back over 140 years. As the legend goes, in 1880, a plague swept through the traditionally Hakka village of Tai Hang.

Big crowds gathered to watch a traditional festival in Hong Kong Monday night, commemorating the fire dragon, a memory of a past plague. The dragon is made out of meters of straw, with incense sticks packed into it,

Running until October 5, the festival involves four 'bing sutt' cafes in Hong Kong and London and aims to spread Hong Kong food culture Many years ago, while he was studying in the English city of Nottingham,

Hong Kong celebrates mid-autumn festival with the Fire Dragon Dance Hong Kong celebrates its mid-autumn festival, which follows a successful harvest, with the Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance. The dance features more than 300 performers parading a 67-metre-long dragon through the grid-like streets of the Tai Hang district.