In this picture taken on October 15, 2012, Chinese Cantonese opera singers apply their make-up before performing during the Tin Hau festival in Hong Kong. Tin Hau known as the Goddess of the Sea maintains high popularity ratings amongst Hong Kongers, due to the close association between the territory and the sea – two other sea-faring places, Macau and Vietnam also hold Tin Hau in high-regard.
In this picture taken on October 15, 2012, Chinese Cantonese opera singers perform during the Tin Hau festival in Hong Kong. Tin Hau known as the Goddess of the Sea maintains high popularity ratings amongst Hong Kongers, due to the close association between the territory and the sea – two other sea-faring places, Macau and Vietnam also hold Tin Hau in high-regard.
In this picture taken on October 15, 2012, a Chinese Cantonese opera singer applies make-up before performing during the Tin Hau festival in Hong Kong. Tin Hau known as the Goddess of the Sea maintains high popularity ratings amongst Hong Kongers, due to the close association between the territory and the sea – two other sea-faring places, Macau and Vietnam also hold Tin Hau in high-regard.
In this picture taken on October 15, 2012, a man in the audience (R) is silhouetted carrying a child as a Chinese Cantonese opera singer performs during the Tin Hau festival in Hong Kong. Tin Hau known as the Goddess of the Sea maintains high popularity ratings amongst Hong Kongers, due to the close association between the territory and the sea – two other sea-faring places, Macau and Vietnam also hold Tin Hau in high-regard.
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