Taiwan ethnic minorities celebrate harvest
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China.org.cn, August 30, 2011
![The Sakizaya people celebrate the annual Bumper Harvest Festival (Feng Nian Ji), the equivalent of Chinese Spring Festival, with singing and dancing in Hualian County, Taiwan, on Saturday, Aug. 27, 2011. During the seventh and eighth months of the lunar year, Sakizaya tribes pray to ancestors for a good harvest. [Xinhua Photo]](http://images.china.cn/attachement/jpg/site1007/20110830/000cf1a48f870fc6923305.jpg "The Sakizaya people celebrate the annual Bumper Harvest Festival (Feng Nian Ji), the equivalent of Chinese Spring Festival, with singing and dancing in Hualian County, Taiwan, on Saturday, Aug. 27, 2011. During the seventh and eighth months of the lunar year, Sakizaya tribes pray to ancestors for a good harvest. [Xinhua Photo]")
The Sakizaya people celebrate the annual Bumper Harvest Festival (Feng Nian Ji), the equivalent of Chinese Spring Festival, with singing and dancing in Hualian County, Taiwan, on Saturday, Aug. 27, 2011. During the seventh and eighth months of the lunar year, Sakizaya tribes pray to ancestors for a good harvest. [Xinhua Photo]
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