Festival Lantern celebrated with lights, rice dumplings in Taiwan and China | News about the gallery
Thousands of people in Taiwan and China celebrated the festival of the phenomenon, letting paper daches to the night sky, visiting light installations and nibbling on Gluten’s Rice dumplings.
The Chinese Fenial Festival indicates the end of the Chinese New Year celebration and symbolizes the arrival of spring.
At the Pingxi Sky Lantern Festival in northern Taiwan, thousands were lined up in the rain to illuminate and observe lamps.
The villagers in Taiwan began to use paper lamps more than a century ago to mark others, he must have returned after the robbers made a raid of their communities. Today in the new year, they have hope for peace and prosperity.
A total of nine waves of phenomena editions are intertwined with music and dance performances as part of the festival. The stars of the show were a couple of pink and gold lanterns of 3.6 meters (12 feet), head on the year of snakes.
People in China also celebrated the festival festival, although no officially organized event sees the release of large quantities of paper lanterns.
Instead, the residents of Beijing were asked about Gluten’s Rice dumplings-the most ardent snacks of the festival and visited the light performances across the city. The largest among them, in Beijing Garden Expo Park, in city suburbs, has shown more than 10,000 installations of different sizes and design.
Some of the installations were up to 18 meters high and showed everything, from cultural sights to traditional symbols such as the god of wealth, dragons and phoenix to modern interpretations, such as opera in Beijing in Beijing.
