The American Thunder Festival

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Burning Man Festival is an anti traditional Carnival sponsored by an organization called "Black Rock City, LLC" for a period of eight days.

Since its inception in 1986, it has been held annually in the Black Rock Desert, Nevada, 150 km northeast of Reno city) basin.

The time is usually from the end of August to the beginning of September.

Participant

The number has climbed year by year.

"Fire man festival" stems from a broken feeling.

A divorced couple, in order to bury their lost feelings,

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A man was set up and burned on a beach in San Francisco.

Later, he was driven by the police, so he looked for a dry lake bed in NEVADA Blackstone desert as a burning base.

Later, it developed into a cosmopolitan artist, hippie and yup.

There are more than 30 thousand people every year.

Gather

Nearly 40 thousand people are here this year, and the average person is called Burner.

Since 1986, "fireman Festival" has been held in the Nevada Black Rock Desert in the late August and early September. It is known for its whimsy and absurdity. Every year, a lot of young people flaunting freedom are showing themselves in a radical way. They put on all kinds of weird clothes and express themselves in a radical way.

The climax of the "fire man festival" is that people are surrounded by a large circle on the open space. The middle of the circle is to burn a statue of wooden man with a height of 12 meters. This is the origin of the name of "fire man festival".

The huge flame and the "fire man" who finally fell to the ground often cheer the onlookers.

Around the world, Burner has built up a life span of only 8 days at the same time in the deserts of deserts at the same time. The only facilities provided in the city are toilets, and only 2 items are sold: ice and coffee.

Any other daily necessities must be brought in.

8 days later, the "residents" left, and "leave no trace", all garbage wrapped away, left behind, the city evaporated and restored to a deserted desert.

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