Come and watch the Mid -Autumn Festival on the Mid -Autumn Festival on the Foshan people!Which one do you pick?

Foshan Daily reporter Lin Jiahui reported: The sky is high in the sky, and the color lights on the ground are shining. Mid -Autumn Festival is a festival with traditional Chinese traditional colors. On the evening of September 10th, Lingnan Tiandi turned into a colorful ocean. A large colored lamp device "Dragon and Phoenix" with multiple lantern styles became the "Mid -Autumn Festival. Pickings "hotspots. After dinner, the citizens who laughed on the streets went to the streets and felt a strong festive atmosphere.

Many citizens come to Lingnan Tiandi to celebrate the Mid -Autumn Festival, and the colorful lighting is full of strong festive atmosphere. Video/Foshan Daily reporter Lin Jiahui produced

Lingnan Tiandi's colorful lamp devices use the traditional Foshan color lamp production technology, with modern image design, which complement the colorful light dragons and Fengxiang, attracting many citizens to take pictures. "The leading head is lifelike, a lively scene of the golden dragon and gold and phoenix flying through, and I also saw colorful lanterns such as the rabbit and lanterns along the way. It was very atmospheric." The family took a group photo in front of the color lamp.

Lingnan Tiandi colorful lights attract citizens to take pictures "punch cards". /Photo by Foshan Daily reporter Lin Jiahui

"Sister, I want to be a cute jade rabbit lantern." The 6 -year -old 玥 玥 Carefully stuck the jade rabbit pattern carefully in front of the handmade lantern stalls at the Mid -Autumn market. In Lingnan Tiandi, in addition to watching lanterns, citizens can also visit the market. Starting from September 9, the Mid -Autumn Festival of the "Ancient Market" opened a stall for four consecutive days, distributed in different corners of Lingnan Tiandi, and merging traditional craftsmanship, non -relics, non -heritage food and many other experience elements.

"While Guxu" Mid -Autumn Festival market setting up stalls. /Photo by Foshan Daily reporter Lin Jiahui

The festive color lanterns also appeared in Yingyue Lake Park and Wenhan Lake Park in the South China Sea District. At the main entrance square of Yueyuehu Park, the giant lighting device of the theme of "Autumn Moon Spring Flowers" came into view. The butterfly dances are flying, the flowers bloom brilliantly, and the pink jade rabbits will be high. Each of the different styles of animal shapes, a series of colorful lanterns, a colorful bouquet ... Under the decoration of the colorful lamps, the park looks particularly charming, attracting many citizens to stop watching "check in". "This year's Mid -Autumn Festival, our family has a festival on the spot, watching the lanterns in the moon, and the two reunion of the month, and it is also good!" The Mid -Autumn Festival, the Yang Jinwen family came to Yingyue Lake Park, the oldest 60 -year -old, the youngest two years old. The three generations of the family in the same hall are happy.

In Chancheng, Mandarin Park is also a popular monthly viewing point. Entering the Wenhua Park, a piece of grass and green spaces are connected into one piece. There are no buildings around them, and the field of vision is quite open. In the park, on the large open space near the TV tower, many children play games with lanterns, and some elderly people are dancing the square dance.

After 8 pm on September 10th, citizens who had dinner started to come to Wenhua Park. Most of them went to the family. There were many citizens sitting on the green space in the southeast corner. "You can see the sky from looking up here. If you watch the moon, the field of view is very good." The citizen Ren Yi came to the park to seize the location of the moon at 7 o'clock. "We prepared picnic mats, as well as grapefruit, grapes, moon cakes, etc. There are enough to eat and play in the park, and the family is happy. "

"Mom, you see, I made a turtle -shaped moon cake!" Unlike the citizens who went out to watch the moon, Ms. Li, who lives in Guicheng, prepared ingredients such as glutinous rice flour, milk, purple potato, and invited friends to make moon cakes to pass the Mid -Autumn Festival, and wait After the flour was rubbed, the children each played their creative ideas and unique shapes. "Considering the need for epidemic prevention, the Mid -Autumn Festival did not return to his hometown. He stayed in Foshan to teach children to make moon cakes.

Some citizens make moon cakes at home to make the Mid -Autumn Festival full of rituals. /Photo by Foshan Daily reporter Lin Jiahui

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