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New Guinness World Record: 764 people eat dumplings together(1/4)

2019-02-05 16:33:48 Ecns.cn Editor :Mo Hong'e
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A total of 764 people eat dumplings in Darling Harbour, Sydney, Feb. 5, the first day of the Chinese Lunar New Year. It set a new world record, breaking the previous record number of 750 set in Melbourne in 2013. (Photo: China News Service/Tao Shelan)

A total of 764 people eat dumplings in Darling Harbour, Sydney, Feb. 5, the first day of the Chinese Lunar New Year. It set a new world record, breaking the previous record number of 750 set in Melbourne in 2013. (Photo: China News Service/Tao Shelan)

A total of 764 people eat dumplings in Darling Harbour, Sydney, Feb. 5, the first day of the Chinese Lunar New Year. It set a new world record, breaking the previous record number of 750 set in Melbourne in 2013. (Photo: China News Service/Tao Shelan)

A total of 764 people eat dumplings in Darling Harbour, Sydney, Feb. 5, the first day of the Chinese Lunar New Year. It set a new world record, breaking the previous record number of 750 set in Melbourne in 2013. (Photo: China News Service/Tao Shelan)

A total of 764 people eat dumplings in Darling Harbour, Sydney, Feb. 5, the first day of the Chinese Lunar New Year. It set a new world record, breaking the previous record number of 750 set in Melbourne in 2013. (Photo: China News Service/Tao Shelan)

A total of 764 people eat dumplings in Darling Harbour, Sydney, Feb. 5, the first day of the Chinese Lunar New Year. It set a new world record, breaking the previous record number of 750 set in Melbourne in 2013. (Photo: China News Service/Tao Shelan)

A total of 764 people eat dumplings in Darling Harbour, Sydney, Feb. 5, the first day of the Chinese Lunar New Year. It set a new world record, breaking the previous record number of 750 set in Melbourne in 2013. (Photo: China News Service/Tao Shelan)

A total of 764 people eat dumplings in Darling Harbour, Sydney, Feb. 5, the first day of the Chinese Lunar New Year. It set a new world record, breaking the previous record number of 750 set in Melbourne in 2013. (Photo: China News Service/Tao Shelan)

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