A 300-Meter-Long Dragon Kite

A 300-Meter-Long Dragon Kite

(Please credit to Global Image Express/Insert name of Photographer)GuiYang, Guizhou province,China--a local craftsman,named Li Hongbin,makes a 360 metres long dragon kite and flys it to the sky with a group of people on July 22,2004. Li says that he will not stop make the kite longer and his aim is to make the kite to be 600 meters long.Photographer:Jia Hua

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