The Breadth of Tradition: Hong Kong's Bun Festival as Cultural Refuge The iconic bun festival in Hong Kong has been a century old celebration that is deeply ingrained in the city's cultural fabric.
Beneath its cheerful surface, however, lies a complex interplay between tradition and social change. Hong Kong's bun festival is often seen as a testament to the city's rich heritage.
The colorful procession through Cheung Chau's narrow lanes, featuring children in elaborate costumes carried on stands, is a joyous spectacle that attracts tourists from around the world.