tree, and concluded that all unhealthy branches would be removed, and wounds on the tree had been treated to avoid infection. As a result, the throwing of "Bao Die" was quickly prohibited by the government after the incident, meanwhile reinforcing the wishing tradition by letting people hang the offerings on a wooden frame placed next to the original banyan tree. Due to the lack of attractiveness of the attraction, a new plastic tree from Guangzhou was purchased in late 2009; plastic mandarin oranges are now only allowed to be tied to the branches. The tradition was able to continue since then. See also Lam Tsuen River Wish tree References Lam Tsuen Tai Po District Religious buildings and structures in Hong Kong Individual banyan trees Individual trees in China