China Restricts Practice Of Burning Joss Paper

Evening Edition · Evening Edition · 26 Mar 2021 · 6 mins listen

Several cities in China have declared a ban on the manufacturing of joss paper to celebrate the Qingming festival, as concerns of safety and pollution arise. Can this cultural tradition still be upholded without its usual customs?

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Shawn Tanis

Presented by:

Shawn Tanis

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Politics,Social Issues,law & legal matters

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Evening Edition,China,Environment,Joss Paper,Qingming Festival

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China Restricts Practice Of Burning Joss Paper

China Restricts Practice Of Burning Joss Paper