So, did we have a special name for fireworks in ancient times?

100 years ago, we had these two local names of fireworks.

When I was a child, my family bought a flag made of reed soil, which was taller than me, and hung it at 20 cents.

Hanging on the clothesline can fly very high, really high, really high.

When we were young, every spring festival, every family would play swish, which was spectacular.

Especially around New Year's Eve 12.00, every household flies in the sky, like a meteor shower.

No, it's a meteor shower, because it's so spectacular. When my grandfather was young, it was more spectacular than it is now. In recent years, it is forbidden to make fireworks without permission. Traditional fireworks have been circulating for many years.

Not anymore. I am lucky to see their ending, but our descendants know nothing. They are all extinct.