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The Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival is one of the most charming and colourful annual events that celebrates.

The festival also commemorates a 14th Century uprising against the Mongols.

In a cunning plan, the rebels wrote the call to revolt on pieces of paper and embedded them in cakes that they smuggled to compatriots.

Today, during the festival, people eat special sweet cakes known as "Moon Cakes" made of ground lotus and sesame seed paste, egg-yolk and other ingredients.

On this family occasion, parents allow children to stay up late and take them to high vantage points such as The Peak to light their lanterns and watch the huge autumn moon rise while eating their moon cakes.

Public parks are ablaze with many thousands of lanterns in all colours, sizes and shapes.

For the three nights straddling the Mid-Autumn festival, visitors can also see one of the most spectacular sights imaginable.

It's a 67-metre-long 'fire dragon' that winds its way with much fanfare and smoke through a collection of streets located in Tai Hang, close to Victoria Park in Causeway Bay.

Over a century ago, Tai Hang was a coastal village whose inhabitants lived off farming and fishing.

A few days before the Mid-Autumn Festival a typhoon and then a plague wreaked havoc on the village

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