Thousands of excited spectators packed the grid-like streets of a usually quiet Hong Kong neighbourhood on Thursday night, eager for the resurrection of the city's fire dragon dance after a three-year pandemic-spurred dormancy.
Smoke and fire swirled in the heady air, wafting from the dragon's 67m (219-feet) body which is made up of thousands of incense sticks.
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