Remember the 8-meter-diameter full moon that was on the hot search last year? Starting from today to the Lantern Festival, in Longmen Hao Old Street, Nanbin Road, Nan'an District, this round of huge "moon" will rise again! Citizens can go to the moon to "punch in" and spend a Lantern Festival full of atmosphere.
As the location of the 12 scenic spots of "Longmen Haoyue" in Cuba, in order to welcome the Lantern Festival, Longmen Hao Old Street will place a realistic "Super Haoyue" at the Starlight Observation Deck, with a diameter of 8 meters, recreating the "Haoyue" scenery of thousands of years ago. The Haoyue streamer and the urban night reflect in the Yangtze River, becoming a popular place to punch in and enjoy the moon.
Why do you want to enjoy the moon during the Lantern Festival? According to the staff of Longmen Hao Old Street, the Lantern Festival on the fifteenth day of the first month is the first full moon night of the Lunar New Year, and it is also the night of the revival of the yuan and the rejuvenation of the earth. Activities such as eating lanterns, watching flower lanterns, and enjoying the full moon are indispensable Chinese folk traditions. On this day, the moon is hanging high, and people will hold a grand celebration ceremony and light up thousands of lanterns to celebrate the continuation of the New Year. Therefore, the Lantern Festival goes out to admire the moon like the Mid-Autumn Festival, taking the meaning of "reunion and reunion".
It is understood that on this festive day, the South Bank Cultural Tourism and Longmen Hao Old Street have prepared a wealth of Lantern theme activities for the general public, including on-site wrapping of tangyuan, guessing lantern riddles, and taking free photos of couples in traditional Chinese style. It is worth mentioning that everyone can also challenge the production of "ice piers" and "snow melting" shapes of tangyuan to help the Winter Olympics in a festive atmosphere.
Upstream journalist Ji Wenling