The production of six pairs of lanterns

The production of six pairs of lanterns is as follows:

1. First determine the theme of the lanterns, design the lantern patterns, and have the artist lay out the designs on the ground.

2. After the fitter lays out the pattern according to the artist, the material is cut and shaped according to the pattern requirements. The welder welds the sample pieces and wire strips shaped by the fitter, and then performs combined welding.

3. Professional electricians carry out light source layout and wiring.

4. According to the requirements of the pattern and the color cloth strips tied by the artist in various parts, the posters will separate the colors and paste them, and draw the gold-edged silk thread to outline.

5. Then assemble each small work according to the big pattern and install it in place. Install double safety control switch.

6. Close the switch for debugging. After it is completely normal, it will be officially put into use.

Lanterns, also known as lanterns, are a traditional folk craft of the Han nationality originating in China.

In ancient times, its main function was lighting. The outer skin of the lantern was made of paper or silk. The frame was usually made of bamboo or wooden strips, and a candle or light bulb was placed in the middle to become a lighting tool. Influenced by Han culture, lanterns are also quite common items in temples in many countries in Chinese Asian areas.

Chinese lanterns are well-known in ancient and modern times, and the Zigong Lantern Festival has long been famous. The hard-working and intelligent people of Zigong not only contributed their unparalleled well salt technology to the world, but also contributed their beautiful lantern craftsmanship to mankind.

The emergence of lanterns was developed by the working people of the ancient Han nationality using fire, inventing lamps, and manufacturing lamps. Suiren invented the method of drilling wood to make fire. The ancients lit fires and lit torches. This fire pile and torch are the origin of the original lamp.