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Festival of the Bun Hills

The Festival of the Bun Hills is a ceremony which is were Chinese children climb up hills
 made of buns and try to grab as many as they can,
because they think that the more buns they get the more good luck they will have.
They also burn materials to make ghosts and spirits happy.
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