Author: Hongbin Li
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: Temple fairs in Beijing are a distinctive form of local market and entertainment, resembling a Chinese-style carnival. Legends trace their origins to the Liao Dynasty, with the earliest documented records dating back to the Baiyun Temple fair during the Yuan Dynasty. During the temple fair, a wide array of goods gathers, and various folk performances are showcased. You can watch acrobatic shows by folk artists, join devotees in burning incense and praying, or select traditional, antique items and a variety of imported goods. Follow the author as they explore different temple fairs, hear the legends surrounding them, experience the rise and fall of these fairs, and immerse themselves in the rich local atmosphere and cultural charm.
Temple fair
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