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Part of the custom originates from an ancient Chinese festival ... and troubles on pieces of paper and attach them to a kite. Then, when the kite was high in the air, they would cut the string ...

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A study published in the journal eLife unveiled new insights into the flight mechanisms of the first pterosaurs, shedding light on how these ancient ... Edinburgh and the Chinese University ...

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Here is how it is celebrated around the world: In China, locals and tourists alike celebrate the Lunar New Year by setting off fireworks and firecrackers, a tradition rooted in ancient folklore.

In China, locals and tourists alike celebrate the Lunar New Year by setting off fireworks and firecrackers, a tradition rooted in ancient folklore ... as Yut Nori and kite flying are popular ...

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