Jade Rabbit, Moon Cake, Red Lantern, Fire Dragon Dance... On the evening of 17th, the Mid Autumn Festival Night UAV Show hosted by Hong Kong Tourism Development Board was staged in Victoria Harbor. 1000 UAVs "weaved" multiple scenes of the Mid Autumn Festival to convey festival blessings. Using night as a curtain and light as a pen. At around 8 pm that evening, a drone took off from the Wan Chai waterfront in Hong Kong, accompanied by classical Chinese music. The drone created patterns such as a jade rabbit with mooncakes and a jade rabbit drinking tea. A large red lantern was hung high in the sky above Victoria Harbour, while traditional paper wrapped rabbit lanterns were lifelike. The big pit danced with fire dragons soaring in the sky, and the jade rabbit and pandas admired the moon together... Finally, the "Happy Mid Autumn Festival" pattern was created. The performance lasts about 10 minutes, perfectly combining technology and art through matrix flight. The Wan Chai waterfront was filled with citizens and tourists, and applause and cheers erupted one after another on site. Quick, watch the fire dragon playing with pearls, "" The jade rabbit is drinking tea, "" It's so amazing! "... The admiration is endless. Ms. Ji, who came to Hong Kong to travel from Beijing during the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, said that Hong Kong's strong Mid Autumn Festival atmosphere, combined with traditional Chinese cultural elements, was over Victoria Harbour. Spending this holiday with his family in Hong Kong has become very special. "Mr. Shi, a Hong Kong citizen, arrived near the Wan Chai waterfront at 6:30 pm with his two children. He said that the traditional folk activity "Dakeng Dancing with Fire Dragon" held in Dakeng, Hong Kong yesterday was reproduced in the form of drones over Victoria Harbour today, combining technology with tradition, vividly and interestingly. The Hong Kong Tourism Board has been regularly organizing festivals or large-scale events since May this year, launching sea fireworks and drone performances, accompanied by the "Symphony of Lights" light and music show, attracting numerous tourists and citizens. After the performance, people still refused to leave for a long time. At the Wan Chai waterfront, a child held up a rabbit lantern while waving goodbye to the gradually dispersing drones in the sky. (New Society)
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