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- Inside the lane adjacent to Peng Chau Wing On Street
(at the left rear corner of the Tin Hau Temple), Peng Chau
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Golden Flower Shrine
Worshippers believe that Lady Golden Flower can grant many generations of descendants. This Peng Chau temple is dedicated to Lady (or Goddess) Golden Flower and celebrates not only her festival but the popular Bodhisattva Festival.
According to local legend, the head priest of the temple and Kwan Tak-hing, a famous Cantonese opera performer, both met the goddess in their dreams. On her festival date, which is the 17th day of the fourth month on the lunar calendar, the temple comes to life with colourful dragon and lion dances.
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