This San Francisco Shop Sells 'Luxury' Goods for the Dead
Traditionally, Chinese people burn ‘underworld money’ to the dead. But now they have fancier, more modern items to choose from, too.
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Traditionally, Chinese people burn ‘underworld money’ to the dead. But now they have fancier, more modern items to choose from, too.
San Francisco's Chinatown is embracing a modern approach to hosting a time-honored Chinese tradition this August. A different take: Organized by the Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco, the city’s inaugural "Chinatown Hungry Ghost Festival" is transforming the somber "Ghost Month" into a vibrant celebration. Promoting solidarity: Hoi Leung, curator and deputy director of the Chinese Culture Center, explained that the upcoming festival aims to bolster economic development while fostering cross-cultural solidarity.
The month-long event will be showcase the rich cultural heritage of Chinatown, and is anticipated to attract a diverse audience
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