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It is celebrated on the first full moon night in the new year.

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It is celebrated on the first full moon night in the new year.

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Always between February 5 and March 7 according to the Chinese lunar calendar.

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On February 15, 2022, the lantern festival was celebrated.

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Appreciating the bright moon, appreciating beautiful lanterns, burning fireworks, guessing riddles, and eating yuanxiao (glutinous rice flour dumplings served in soup) together.

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Eating Yuanxiao is an ancient tradition in China. Yuanxiao is also known as Tangyuan in some places. They are a kind of glutinous rice flour dumplings served in soup with sugar, rose, sesame, bean paste, walnut kernel, jujube powder, all these can be the filling of Yuanxiao.
They are usually sweet.

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Family members get together and eat sweet rice balls called Tāngyuán and appreciate the first full moon of the lunar year.

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Is a popular activity added during the Lantern Festival. Appear in the Song dynasty(960-1297). Lantern owners write riddles on paper notes and stick them on the colorful lanterns.
If someone thinks he has the correct answer, he can solve the puzzle and go to the owner of the flashlight to check his answer.
If the answer is correct, there is usually a small gift as a prize.

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The lion dance is one of the most outstanding traditional folk dances in China. It dates back to the Three Kingdoms Period (220-280).
The ancients regarded the lion as a symbol of courage and strength, and believed that it could ward off evil and protect people and their livestock. Therefore, lion dances are performed at important events, especially the Lantern Festival, to ward off evil and pray for good fortune and safety.

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The Lantern Festival dates back to 2,000 years ago.
At the beginning of the Eastern Han dynasty (25-220), Emperor Hanmingdi was a proponent of Buddhism. He heard that some monks lit lanterns in the temples to pay respect to the Buddha on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month.
He therefore ordered all temples, homes and royal palaces to light lanterns that night.
This Buddhist custom gradually turned into a big festival among the people.

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When the festival arrives, lanterns of various shapes and sizes are seen - traditional balloons, fish, dragons, goats! Up to stories high! They are seen everywhere, including homes, shopping malls, parks, and streets, attracting numerous onlookers.

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C hildren carry their flashlights throughout the city.

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To end the festival, fireworks are launched that can be seen from different places.

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JOCELYN ESTEFANY PADILLA ASCENCIO.

NATHALY JAHEL QUINTANILLA AMAYA.