八点最热报 | 每年三月的第一个星期，墨西哥的中部地区图尔特佩克，都会欢庆当地独特的烟火节。民众会聚集在一起，点燃装满烟花的巨型纸扎公牛，以表达对穷人和病人的守护神圣约翰的敬意和感谢。（主播：蔡心慧）
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00:04 Every March, the local fireworks festival will be held in Tupek, Mexico.
00:12 People will gather together to light giant paper-stuffed bulls with fireworks.
00:17 They will dance with the bulls to express their respect and gratitude to the guardian god of the poor and the sick, St. John.
00:25 This year, the festival has been held for 35 years. Let's follow the video to Mexico to see the unique fireworks festival.
00:35 Thousands of fireworks are scattered in the sky.
00:40 This is Tupek, Mexico.
00:42 Every March, the local fireworks festival will be held to express their gratitude to the guardian god of the poor and the sick, St. John.
00:48 At the beginning of the festival, a giant paper-stuffed bull was pushed out.
00:55 After that, the crowd shouted "Light the fire!"
00:58 When the fireworks were lit, there were thousands of fireworks.
01:03 Some people were scared to hide.
01:05 Some people stood around the paper bulls to dance and received the fireworks.
01:12 The spectacular fireworks show also attracted a large number of people to take out their cell phones to record the exciting moment.
01:18 The fireworks festival is a lively but dangerous event.
01:22 To protect themselves, many people wore thick cotton clothes in advance to avoid being burned by the fire.
01:28 One participant said he was hit by a fire and left a scar on his leg.
01:34 About three years ago, a firecracker hit me here on the leg.
01:39 The pants were on fire and they were turned off.
01:42 I was cured in a week or so, but the scar lasted about a year and a half.
01:49 The End
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