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120,000 people performing dragon dance

www.chinanews.cn 2007-04-10 16:37:25

More than 120,000 people participated in a grand dragon dance campaign at
the opening ceremony of the 25th Luoyang Peony Fair held in Luoyang,
Henan Province, April 10, 2007. Altogether 10,025 dragons were performed
at the same time with the largest one being 5,056 meters in length. With
most dragons, largest dragon, and most performers, the campaign has won 3
Guinness World Records.

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