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Largest gathering of dancing dragons: Hong Kong sets world record
During a street parade on New Year's Day 2,000 performers took part in the event, including 88 dragons -- as well as 50 lions -- setting the new world record for the Largest gathering of dancing dragons, according to World Records Academy (www.worldrecordsacademy.org).
Hong Kong's hot market in 'haunted' housesPeter Shadbolt CNN 11/27/2011 | It's Obama Fried Chicken! OFC pops up in China... but can the President also match the secret recipe of Colonel Sanders?Mike O'brien Daily Mail 10/03/2011 |
 For sale: Hong Kong apartment with sweeping sea views and three rooms, all signs of a recent grisly murder in the bathroom eliminated, will take offers between 15-20% below market value. |  Is Obama abandoning his bid for a second term in the White House and is giving Colonel Sanders a run for his money by opening a chain of fried chicken joints? Now that's change you can't really believe in. But in Beijing, China, a restaurant is actually calling itself OFC with a logo that looks alarmingly like the President dressed in the colonel's clothes. |
Eel removed from man's bladder after entering penis during beauty spa Metro.co.uk 09/14/2011 | Doga craze in Hong Kong: Aligning mind, body - and paws? CBS News 07/16/2011 |
 An erratic eel wriggled its way up a man's penis and into his bladder following an accident during an unorthodox beauty spa in China. |  Yoga has been around for over 5,000 years. Dogs have been domesticated by humans for thousands of years. What happens when you put the two together? The newest exercise craze that's sweeping Hong Kong - doga. |
Chinese find 55ft 'sea monster' The Sun 06/23/2011 | |
 China has opened the world's longest cross-sea bridge - which stretches five miles further than the distance between Dover and Calais. |  A GIANT 55 foot 'sea monster' has been found washed up on a beach in China. |
Chinese teen sells kidney to buy iPad2 Global Times 06/03/2011 | Hong Kong Hosts Traditional Bun Festival NTDTV 05/12/2011 |
 A teenager in Huaishan, Anhui Province has sold one of his kidneys to buy an iPad2 tablet computer, as reported by SZTV on June 1. |  Every year tens of thousands of people flock to this picturesque fishing village to celebrate the humble little bun. In Hong Kong's Cheung Chau, the sweet buns are said to give luck to the island's fishermen, and protect them from spirits. |
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