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South China Morning Post Report 1979
Andrew Jakubowicz.
Read how an old dragon making factory in Fat Shan China was reopened after almost 30 years to make the Big Dragon to represent Victoria's Chinese Community at the 25th Moomba Festival in 1979.
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