What are the activities of Qingdao Lantern Festival?

The activities of Qingdao Lantern Festival include A Duo Huayu Shangyuan Lantern Festival, Jimo Ancient City New Year's Day, and Qingdao pingdu city Second Spring Festival Lantern Festival.

1, A Duo Huayu Shangyuan Lantern Festival

Enjoy the quintessence of the Chinese nation during the Spring Festival. There are lanterns and colorful decorations everywhere in the rain, which is full of atmosphere. Put on Hanfu and cross the prosperous Tang Dynasty. In the slow down time, it seems to light up each other with love, feel the tangible flavor of the year, and enjoy the warmth and fun.

2. New Year's activities in Jimo Ancient City

Fireworks on earth, when the taste of the year is getting stronger. The old year will pass and the Spring Festival will come. Come to the ancient city of Jimo, visit temple fairs, enjoy lanterns, taste delicious food, watch plays and watch folk customs ... full of flavor and strong flavor, and unlock a different Spring Festival in the Year of the Rabbit.

3. The Second Spring Festival Lantern Festival in pingdu city, Qingdao.

Colorful, colorful, just like being in a starry sky, making you reluctant to close your eyes in a quiet night. Handmade by folk artists, these lanterns slowly show you the long history of China for 5,000 years.

Lantern Festival custom activities

1, stilt walking: It is a very old folk technical performance, which appeared as early as the Spring and Autumn Period. Lantern Festival, a folk activity of walking on stilts, is very popular in many places.

2. Lion Dance is an excellent folk art in China. On the Lantern Festival or other assembly ceremonies, people will entertain themselves with lion dancing. This custom originated in the Three Kingdoms period and was popular in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. It has a history of 1000 years.

3. Flower viewing lanterns: This custom originated in the period of Emperor Han Ming. During the Yongping period, Emperor Hanming strongly advocated Buddhism and ordered "burning lamps to offer Buddha" in palaces and temples on the 15th night of the first month. Later, the custom of putting lights on the Lantern Festival spread to people in the court. During the Lantern Festival, no matter gentry or civilians, every household hangs lanterns and the streets are brightly lit.