Chinese New Year of the Rabbit‧There is a film│"Folk Fireworks" in many places in Hong Kong staged night sky lights as bright as day and deafening

At the beginning of the Year of the Rabbit, "folk" fireworks are staged in many places across Hong Kong.

Among them, in Tai Po, Tuen Mun and other places, some citizens took pictures of fireworks in full bloom at home. It can be seen that after the fireworks shot into the air, they lit up the night like day. Accompanied by a series of "explosions", it was deafening even several kilometers away. .

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A resident of Kwong Fuk Estate in Tai Po, through the window of his home, took pictures near the Tai Wang Ye Temple next to the Tolo Harbor Highway. A large number of fireworks were set off at midnight. In the clip of about 1 minute and 25 seconds, it is mentioned: "Fireworks are set off after the firecrackers near the Dawangye Temple. It is beautiful, but it will scare the cats and dogs to death!" Another citizen who lives in Guangfu Village said Put a 1 minute and 19 second short video, "There are fireworks in Guangfu, everyone is blooming and rich, Gong Xi Fa Cai!" This clip was shot, and you can also watch it in the gap between buildings in Guangfu Village. fireworks.

In Yuntoutang Village, which is far from the sea, some residents also took clear pictures of the fireworks.

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In addition, some readers provided a clip to "Hong Kong 01", pointing out that there were fireworks in Tsz Tin Village, Tuen Mun.

The height of the fireworks is relatively low, slightly higher than that of the village house.

Having said that, its brightness and sound cannot be underestimated.

In addition, someone on the Internet posted a clip of fireworks looking out of the window from a high place. It is believed that the location of the fireworks is Tuen Mun, and the height of the fireworks explosion is actually similar to the floor where the photographer is.

In Hong Kong, fireworks and firecrackers are dangerous goods.

According to Section 6 of the Dangerous Goods Ordinance, Chapter 295 of the Laws of Hong Kong, unless the relevant license is obtained, it is illegal for anyone to manufacture, store, transport or use any dangerous goods. Upon conviction, he can be sentenced to imprisonment for 6 months and a fine of 25,000 Yuan.