Bun Festival Resumes After Three-year Hiatus due to Pandemic

Gemuruh gong, tarian naga, dan anak-anak yang berparade dengan kostum di atas tiang menandakan kembalinya Festival Bun ke pulau Cheung Chau di Hong Kong, setelah tiga tahun vakum akibat pandemi COVID-19. Festival Bun Cheung Chau berasal dari ketakutan akan wabah penyakit berkepanjangan beberapa tahun yang lalu. Penduduk pulau ini mengembangkan ritual dan tradisi untuk mengusir wabah penyakit dan roh jahat.

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Clanging gongs, dragon dances, and costumed children paraded on poles heralded the return of the Bun Festival to the island of Cheung Chau in Hong Kong, which resumed after a three-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Cheung Chau Bun Festival originates from the fear of the plague many years ago. Residents of the island developed rituals and traditions designed to ward off the plague and evil spirits.

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