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The surprisingly Australian history of Chinese dragon parades

Written by: Sophie Couchman, Honorary Research Fellow, Museums Victoria Research Institute

Bendigo's 'Moon Face' dragon in front of Bendigo's Gwan Dai Temple (now demolished) at Easter 1900.The Bendigonian/Trove

Tomorrow will usher in the lunar Year of the Dragon. Families and friends will gather to feast, red packets will be gifted to youngsters, and dancing Chinese lions accompanied by strings of crackers will scare away evil spirits...

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