Residents observing the full moon in China yesterday were stunned to see three meteors exploding in the night sky. The giant fireballs were said to flash across the sky over Shangri-La County in Yunnan Province, south-west China. An eyewitness told MailOnline that two of the meteors were small and one was large. Together, they lit up the sky for around five seconds. Various clips on the Chinese social media, including one posted by Sina, show one meteor turning into a great ball of fire as it quickly moved across the sky. A worker at the Desti Youth Park Hostel in Shangri-La said he and many guests at the hostel saw the burning rocks last night at around 8pm. The worker said they were sitting in the backyard of the hostel observing the full moon to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival, a traditional festival in China symbolised by the round, full moon. He said everyone was amazed when the fireballs appeared in the sky. The worker also said the meteors landed in a small village around 40