What does "Zhang" mean by "decorating with lanterns"

The meaning of "Zhang" in "decorating with lanterns" is: arrangement and arrangement.

1, decorated with lanterns means: hang lanterns and tie colored silk. Describe the lively scene of festivals or festive events.

The specific meaning of each word is: "Zhang" means furnishings. "Knot" means ligation and knotting. "Color" means colored silk.

3. The origin of the words: In the sixty-ninth chapter of Romance of the Three Kingdoms written by Luo Guanzhong, a great writer in the late Yuan Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty, he wrote: "Call the residents in the city to celebrate with all the lights." This is the first time that the word "decorated with lanterns" has appeared.

4. Example of sentence-making: During the National Day, the square where people come and go is decorated with colorful lights and a lively scene.

The sentence "Decorate with lanterns to make the colors colorful":

Xiangmihu Resort is decorated with colorful lights and festive atmosphere.

On the night of Lantern Festival, the streets are decorated with lanterns and people appreciate them. Solve riddles on the lanterns and eating Yuanxiao have become the customs of several generations.

Near the end of the year, lanterns are decorated everywhere to welcome the new year.

The Mid-Autumn Festival will be held in Victoria Park, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong Island. The city oasis is located next to the bustling shopping and food area and will be transformed into a celebration venue during the festival.

A gripping Hakka folk song flies out from Mi Avenue in Bobai County.

The streets are decorated with lanterns and ribbons to celebrate.