What does the tiger tooth lamp mean?

Tiger tooth lighting is a live broadcast and a custom activity in traditional culture. Usually on the solstice of winter, people light candles or lanterns to pray for warmth, happiness and peace. In the live broadcast of Huya, the lighting represents the recognition and support of the audience, and it is an encouragement and affirmation for the anchor.

Tiger tooth lighting has special significance in the live broadcast industry. On the one hand, lighting can make the anchor get more exposure and income, and become one of the important indicators to measure the quality of live broadcast. On the other hand, the audience lighting candles or lanterns is also an interactive form to express their love and trust for the anchor. Therefore, lighting is not only a popular cultural phenomenon, but also an important means to deepen the contact and interaction between the anchor and the audience.

Tiger tooth lighting not only represents the income and reputation of the anchor, but also is a kind of social behavior and the inheritance of traditional culture. The lighting culture spread through the live broadcast platform can expand the influence of traditional customs and let more people understand and participate in traditional culture. At the same time, tiger tooth lighting is also a way to express emotions, so that both the audience and the anchor can enjoy the happiness and joy in the live broadcast process.