China Carbon Network wishes everyone a happy Lantern Festival and a joyful family reunion!
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On the 15th day of the first lunar month, there’s plenty of joy and celebration; family reunions bring abundant happiness; good health and endless delight are yours in abundance; and your wealth keeps rolling in—plenty of banknotes! China Carbon Net wishes you a Year of the Tiger filled with countless blessings and good fortune!
Lunar New Year’s Eve Blessings
On the 15th day of the first lunar month, there’s plenty of joy and celebration; family reunions bring abundant happiness; good health and endless delight are yours in abundance; and your wealth keeps rolling in—plenty of banknotes! China Carbon Net wishes you a Year of the Tiger filled with countless blessings and good fortune!
The Origin of the Lantern Festival
The Lantern Festival, also known as the Shangyuan Festival, Little New Year, Yuanxi, or Lantern Festival, falls on the 15th day of the first lunar month each year and is one of China’s traditional festivals. The first lunar month is called “Yuè” in the lunar calendar, and in ancient times, “night” was referred to as “xiāo.” Since the 15th day of the first lunar month marks the first full moon night of the year, it came to be known as the “Lantern Festival.”
Lantern Festival Customs
Eat tangyuan.
On the 15th day of the first lunar month, people eat yuanxiao. As a food item, yuanxiao has a long history in China. During the Song Dynasty, a novel delicacy enjoyed during the Lantern Festival was already popular among the common people. This food was originally called “fu yuanzi” and later renamed “yuanxiao.” Merchants even gave it an elegant name—“yuanbao,” meaning “gold ingot.” Yuanxiao, also known as tangyuan, is made by wrapping fillings such as white sugar, rose petals, sesame seeds, red bean paste, osmanthus flowers, walnut kernels, nut meats, and jujube paste in glutinous rice flour and shaping them into round balls...
Lantern Festival
Lantern festivals are a traditional custom of the Lantern Festival, originating in the Western Han Dynasty and flourishing during the Sui and Tang Dynasties. After the Sui and Tang periods, the practice of lighting lanterns became popular across successive dynasties and has been passed down through the ages. Moreover, the 15th day of the first lunar month marks the peak of the annual lantern festival and fireworks display. That’s why the Lantern Festival is also known as the “Lantern Festival.” In these densely populated residential areas and bustling, lively districts, streets are adorned with lanterns before the 15th day of the first lunar month, creating a vibrant tapestry of colorful flowers and twinkling lights. The spectacle reaches its climax on the evening of the 15th day...
Guess the riddle on the lantern.
Guessing lantern riddles—also known as solving lantern puzzles or playing with lantern riddles—is a uniquely Chinese traditional folk entertainment activity imbued with national characteristics. It’s a special feature of the Lantern Festival that has been passed down since ancient times. Every year on the 15th day of the first lunar month, traditional folk customs include hanging colorful lanterns and setting off fireworks. Later, some well-meaning individuals began writing riddles on small slips of paper and pasting them onto these brilliantly colored lanterns for others to guess...
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