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The document discusses ghost festivals and celebrations that honor the dead in several cultures around the world. It describes the Chinese Ghost Festival where people believe ancestors can visit and prepare feasts for them. It also details the Obon festival in Japan, the P'chum Ben celebration in Cambodia where offerings are made to ancestors over 15 days, and Mexico's Day of the Dead where families construct altars and bring gifts and food to commemorate passed loved ones. Common traditions involve honoring the deceased with meals, items, music and visiting burial sites.
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