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| On March 30, 2015, tables in the ancestral temple of Zhujia village are filled with well-decorated pig heads. (Photo source: people.cn) |
The "Pig Head Feast" is a tradition over 800 years in Zhujia village, Chun’an county, east China’s Zhejiang province. Villagers hold the feast to worship their ancestors, who chose to settle down in this quiet lakeside village as a refuge from the war in Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368).
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