 The 1961 dragon was made surplus and sold to Marysville, California, where it participated in that city's annual Bok Kai parade until 1984; it replaced "Moo Lung", Marysville's earlier dragon, which had been loaned to Chinese communities across the United States from Seattle to New York, including two appearances in San Francisco (1885 and 1937).A new "Gum Lung", long, was used for the 1976 celebration to usher in the Year of the Dragon.In 2000, another new long dragon, made in Foshan and the longest to date, made its debut for the Year of the Dragon.