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den

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Shifu

Q: When will the fireworks stop?!?

I'm still awaken each morning by the sound of firecrackers and other misc. fireworks- I feel like I've been living in a war-zone for the past 2 weeks...any idea when the fireworks will stop?

14 years 32 weeks ago in General - China

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yian

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Same problem all over China. I assume they'll stop when the last business reopens its doors, which can't come soon enough!

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jairoa

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Im chatting now with a local friend, she said around February 7th, last day of the Lantern festival..

den:

thanks,..i'll just have to endure it til then..

14 years 32 weeks ago

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MrTibbles:

Yes, that is correct - and expect a major barrage of fireworks mark the end of the festival.

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trwhack

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I hope it stops soon.

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14 years 32 weeks ago

thedude

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It's driving me insane. It starts at 7am and continues all freakin day.
And sometimes one string will continue for 10 straight minutes before it stops. Then then next one begins.
I need some peace and quite.

den:

hahaa,..same here bro

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