Ancient Chinese Firework Origins
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•The surprising origins of fireworks, from fear to celebration
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In 200 BC , some people in China believed that a tribe of scary Bigfoot esque mountain men lurked in the foothills.
They realized that heating bamboo shoots caused air pockets in the plant to burst, creating a loud popping noise.
800 years later , Chinese muggles set out on a quest for immortality, and while they didn't find the elixir of life, these alchemists ended up creating the world's first batch of gunpowder.
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