What are the lanterns in China and those in China?

1, Dragon Lantern: Also known as "Dragon Dance", it is one of the folk forms of light dance in China and is popular in many places in China. There is a faucet in front of the dragon lantern. The number of joints in the middle of the body varies, but it is generally singular. There is a stick under each joint for support. Each node of candles is called "Dragon Lantern", and those who don't light candles are called "Bulong". When dancing, one person plays the dragon with colored beads and the faucet rotates with the beads. Many other people each hold an accompaniment, tilting up and down, turning left and right, and cooperating with gongs and drums, which is very spectacular.

2. Palace Lantern: It is a world-famous special handmade lantern art in China. Palace lanterns are mostly made and used by palaces and government officials, so they have this name. The earliest palace lantern in existence is the Ming Dynasty palace lantern collected by the Palace Museum. The production of palace lanterns is very complicated, mainly with carved wood, bamboo and bronze as the skeleton, and then inlaid with tulle, glass or horn pieces, on which various auspicious and festive themes such as landscapes, flowers and birds, fish and insects, and figures are painted.

3. Lantern: Lantern, called dish lantern (Qin and Han Dynasties), fairy candle, heron lantern (Tang Dynasty) and riding lantern (Song Dynasty) in ancient times, is a characteristic handicraft of the Han nationality and one of the traditional holiday toys. Common in Lantern Festival, Lantern Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival and other festivals.

4, gauze lamp: gauze lamp is also called lantern, traditional crafts, that is, lanterns made of gauze paste. In ancient times, bamboo lampstands and candles were used for lighting. Nowadays, many steel wires are used to make lampstands and light bulbs for lighting. Shadeng originated in the Western Han Dynasty more than 2,000 years ago. Every year around the Lunar New Year and the Lantern Festival on the fifteenth day of the first month, people hang red lanterns symbolizing reunion. Red lanterns are hung high, warm and auspicious. Scholars who can draw good poems think that lanterns are simple to make and monotonous in surface, leaving no room for reverie and taste.

5. Flower basket lamp: Flower basket lamp is a traditional handicraft in China. Shaped like a flower basket, it is generally used as an ornament in halls, pavilions, corridors, pavilions and other places.