(150827) Hong Kong, A Woman Burns joss paper for the Wandering Ghost at Sai Wan, South China S Hong Kong, 25 agosto 2015. Nella cultura cinese, il quindicesimo giorno del settimo mese del calendario lunare è chiamato Ghost Day o Ghost Festival e il settimo mese è considerato il mese fantasma. Nel buddismo, il giorno dei fantasmi è anche chiamato Ullambana (Yu LAN o Yu LAN Pen in pinyin). A Hong Kong, l'usanza su Ullambana è stata introdotta da Chaozhou (Chiu Chow in cantonese) circa 100 anni fa. Segnano ancora il Festival di Ullambana secondo la loro usanza domestica adorando gli dei,

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• Data acquisizione: 25 agosto 2015
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(150827) -- Hong Kong, A woman burns joss paper for the wandering ghosts at Sai Wan in south China s Hong Kong, Aug. 25, 2015. In Chinese culture, the 15th day of the seventh month in the lunar calendar is called Ghost Day or Ghost Festival and the seventh month is regarded as the Ghost Month. In Buddhism, the Ghost Day is also called Ullambana (Yu Lan or Yu Lan Pen in pinyin). In Hongkong, the custom on Ullambana was introduced by Chaozhou (Chiu Chow in Cantonese) people about 100 years ago. They still mark the Ullambana Festival in accordance with their home custom by worshipping the gods, showing respect to ancestors, and praying for blessings and protection. Ullambana custom was identified as Chinese national intangible cultural heritage in 2011. ) CHINA-HONG KONG-ULLAMBANA-GHOST FESTIVAL (CN) LuixSiuxWai PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN 150827 Hong Kong a Woman Burns Joss Paper for The wandering Ghosts AT Sai Wan in South China S Hong Kong Aug 25 2015 in Chinese Culture The 15th Day of The Seventh Month in The Lunar Calendar IS called Ghost Day or Ghost Festival and The Seventh Month IS regarded As The Ghost Month in Buddhism The Ghost Day IS Thus called Ullambana Yu Lan or Yu Lan Pen in Pinyin in Hong Kong The Custom ON Ullambana what introduced by Chao Zhou Chiu Chow in Cantonese Celebrities About 100 Years Ago They quiet Mark The Ullambana Festival in accordance With their Home Custom by Worshiping The Gods showing Respect to ancestors and Praying for BLESSINGS and Protection Ullambana Custom what identified As Chinese National Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2011 China Hong Kong Ullambana Ghost Festival CN LuixSiuxWai PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN

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