RASHKB Journal 皇家亞洲學會香港分會學刊 | RAS-1983
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APPENDIX

1983 Cheung Chan Bun Festival

長洲一九八三年(癸亥年)建太平清醮

Date: May 16-20, 1983.

Place: Playground in front of the Bai-di temple

A.

Taoist Team: five Fukienese-speaking dao-shi, with Wei Guo-xin as the head dao-shi; five musicians, also Fukienese-speaking.

May 16

13:00 Greeting the Gods

20:00 First operatic performance begins on temporary stage adjacent to the Taoist altar.

May 17

1:00 Beginning of Jiao-shi

Residents of Cheung-chau begin the three-day fast

Operatic performances continue, afternoon and evening shows.

May 18

Operatic performance continues, two shows per day.

12:00 Offering to the Gods

15:00 Dotting of eye

May 19

12:00 Vegetarian diet ends.

May 20

10:00 Divide the Buns

14:00 First day of Procession 第一天會景巡遊

Operatic performance continues, two shows per day.

14:00 Second day of Procession

Operatic performance continues, two shows per day.

Fast ends.

May 21-22 Operatic performance.

Beginning on May 17 and ending on May 22, Jiao-shi were conducted in three sessions each day, generally in the morning, afternoon, and evening.
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