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SCMP Reporter

People try to touch the head of a  178-metre-long dragon as it parades through the streets of Shau Kei Wan.  Two hundred martial arts enthusiasts from the Aberdeen Li Mao Lan   Martial Federation as well as France, Britain, India and South Africa danced with the dragon from Shau Kei Wan's tram  terminus to the temple of Tam Kung,  the Chinese folk deity worshipped by local fishermen for calm seas. The 21/2-hour journey was in celebration of Tam Kung's birthday yesterday.



Dragon's dance