One feature of the festival is a kind of sacrificial shed, where in the past, people brought their offerings, offering thus to allay the agonies of those trapped in the ghost world.

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- In Taiwan, every year on July the 15th, they celebrate the Ghost Festival. Traditionally, it's always been well-attended by the people.

- Many customs have grown up around it, as the living seek to console the dead, who may still be in torment.

- One feature of the festival is a kind of sacrificial shed, where in the past, people brought their offerings, offering thus to allay the agonies of those trapped in the ghost world.

- In time, this tradition altered to include a martial arts contest, where each competitor tried to claim the flag flying on top of the sacrificial shed for himself, and thus secure the title of champion.

- However, during the Japanese occupation, this tradition underwent a further change.

- The Japanese used it as a deliberate ploy to eliminate patriots and resistance fighters.

- The Japanese required that real weapons be used, and the blood split lent a cruel irony to significant of the sacrificial shed itself.

- You are late, Mister Lin, Mister Lee.

- Congratulations.

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