Keelung Ocean Eagle‍ Carnival: A‌ Vibrant Celebration Despite the ⁤Rain

The ​Keelung Ocean Eagle Carnival took place on a rainy afternoon, but the enthusiasm of the ‌participants and spectators was not dampened. The⁤ event featured 50 different performances, including samba⁤ girls, puppet ‍shows,‌ and costume parades.

Traffic was restricted from‍ 2 p.m., and the streets of Keelung city were closed ‌for​ the Eagle Carnival Parade. Despite the heavy rain, the event was lively, with 50 teams from ​different performance groups‌ participating.

A National ‍Event with International Participation

According to Xie Guoliang, the Ocean Eagle Carnival has expanded ‌over the years, moving‍ from an urban festival ⁣to ⁢a national‍ event​ on the Taiwan Tourism‍ Biennial Calendar of the⁤ Ministry ⁣of Transport and Communications. This year, the event⁣ invited performance groups from Japan ⁢to participate, making it an international celebration.

In addition to the performances, the event ⁣also featured charity⁣ groups, including blind‌ people,⁢ spinal ⁢cord injury, and Aboriginal and New Resident groups,​ showcasing the warmth and love of Keelung Port and Bay City.

Exciting Stage Performances and Drone Displays

Tonight, multiple teams will bring exciting⁢ stage performances, ⁢as well as drone and fireworks ‌displays in the “Keelung ‌Ocean⁤ Eagle Carnival” and “100th Anniversary of Keelung”. 500 drones will be decorated with limited edition 3D ⁣patterns to adorn the​ night sky with computer beam lights ‌and special fireworks.