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An exhibition is showcasing 60 traditional Beijing clay rabbits over the Mid-Autumn Festival.
The exhibition also features modern clay rabbits made by 100 Hong Kong schoolchildren.
There will be a workshop on Sunday at 2pm by clay rabbit master Xuang Yan, from Beijing, who will teach basic skills used in making the figurines.
The craft dates back to the Yuan dynasty.
Later, in the Ming dynasty, people believed the clay rabbits brought fortune and good health.
In Chinese mythology, a jade rabbit lives on the moon with the moon goddess Chang'e, constantly pounding the elixir of life for her.
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