(170405) -- MAE HONG SON, 5 avril 2017 -- Un garçon montre une feuille de lotus portant un rasoir à cheveux au début des rituels d'ordination des moines novices POI sang long à Wat Pang Lo dans le nord de la Thaïlande, Mae Hong son, 31 mars 2017. Considéré comme l'un des plus grands moments de la vie d'un garçon, les rituels d'ordination des moines novices POI sang long sont organisés chaque année par les peuples Shan, également connus sous le nom de Tai Yai, qui résident principalement au Myanmar et dans le nord de la Thaïlande. Âgés de 7 à 14 ans, les garçons, appelés sang long en langue shan, subiront une série de procédures rituelles lors d’un po typique

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• Date de la prise de vue: 5 avril 2017
• Photographe: Li Mangmang

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(170405) -- MAE HONG SON, April 5, 2017 -- A boy demonstrates a lotus leaf bearing a hair shaver at the start of the Poi Sang Long novice monk ordination rituals at Wat Pang Lo in northern Thailand s Mae Hong Son, March 31, 2017. Considered as one of the biggest moments in a boy s life, the Poi Sang Long novice monk ordination rituals are held every year by the Shan peoples, also known as the Tai Yai, who mainly dwell in Myanmar and northern Thailand. Aged between 7 and 14 years old, the boys, called Sang Long in the Shan language, will undergo a series of ritual procedures during a typical Poi Sang Long that lasts for three to four days: hair-shaving, going on temple pilgrimages, attending a grand parade and visiting family relatives, until they are eventually ordained as novice monks at the temple. ) (djj) THAILAND-MAE HONG SON-POI SANG LONG-NOVICE MONK-ORDINATION RITUALS LixMangman PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Mae Hong Sun April 5 2017 a Boy demonstrates a Lotus Leaf Bearing a Hair Shaver AT The Start of The Poi Sang Long novice Monk Ordination Ritual AT Wat Pang Lo in Northern Thai country S Mae Hong Sun March 31 2017 considered As One of The Biggest MOMENTS in a Boy S Life The Poi Sang Long novice Monk Ordination Ritual are Hero Every Year by The Shan Peoples Thus known As The Tai Yai Who mainly Dwell in Myanmar and Northern Thai country Aged between 7 and 14 Years Old The Boys called Sang Long in The Shan Language will undergo a Series of Ritual Procedures during a typical Poi Sang Long Thatcher last for Three to Four Days Hair shaving Going ON Temple pilgrimages attending a Grand Parade and Visiting Family Relatives Until They are eventually ordained As novice Monks AT The Temple djj Thai country Mae Hong Sun Poi Sang Long novice Monk Ordination Ritual LixMangman PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN

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