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4/19/2010-- As
Taiwan
celebrates one of its most important religious occasions, the Mazu
festival, an interesting interaction between
China
and the island that separated from it in 1949 is also taking place, the
BBC's Cindy Sui reports.
A record number of celebrants from mainland China - more than 2,000 people from about 40 Mazu temples - are in the town of Dajia to witness the beginning of the Goddess of the Sea's 330km (205 miles) tour to bless adherents in more than 20 townships.
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A record number of celebrants from mainland China - more than 2,000 people from about 40 Mazu temples - are in the town of Dajia to witness the beginning of the Goddess of the Sea's 330km (205 miles) tour to bless adherents in more than 20 townships.
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