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Carrying Rice Baskets and Releasing Water Lanterns to Commemorate Our Ancestors: Kouhu Waterwheel Traditions Preserve Cultural Memories.
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The "Kouhu Water Cart Retrieval Ceremony," a nationally important folk custom with a history of 181 years, kicked off on the 20th. County Magistrate Chang Li-shan went to Kouhu to participate in the ceremony. Together with local villagers, she participated in important rituals such as carrying rice baskets, releasing water lanterns, and lighting lamps at the mass grave. They commemorated the ancestors who perished in the 1845 flood, prayed for l…
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