The light show in Bailuzhou Park, Qinhuai District, Nanjing is officially lit up

On the evening of January 10, the intangible cultural heritage art exhibition "Shangyuan Lantern Pictures" was officially lit up in the exhibition area of Bailuzhou Park, Qinhuai District, Nanjing. The colorful lights set off the starry sky, creating a dreamlike and colorful world for tourists.

This intangible cultural heritage art exhibition is based on the Ming Dynasty national treasure painting "Shangyuan Lanterns" as the theme. It has 68 groups of themed lanterns of different sizes and shapes, divided into five major cultural theme exhibition areas, namely: the prosperous age of rare treasures, and the paintings of flowers, birds, fish and insects. There are hundreds of operas and paintings, poems and poems praising the Yuan Dynasty, and the Qiya of Shuijie showing auspiciousness. These themed lantern groups restore many living habits, humanities, and folk art of the Ming Dynasty, and are worth a visit.

In addition to the lanterns related to the Year of the Dragon, there are also rich shapes such as phoenix, unicorn, rabbit, longevity crane, lotus, pumpkin, crab, etc. on display, which are lifelike and extremely festive, and are sent to "expand your ambitions", "pine cranes and longevity", etc. Best wishes.

This event features a super-large outdoor naked-eye 3D light and shadow show (scheduled to officially start on January 25), integrating an immersive interactive park with a creative market to create a new immersive park experience.

In addition, the authentic "Painting of Shangyuan Lanterns" will be exhibited in the park. Through the all-round display of the paintings, citizens and tourists can experience the context and feelings of the traditional Shangyuan Lanterns. With the opening of the "Shangyuan Lantern Painting" intangible cultural heritage art exhibition, this year's Qinhuai Lantern Festival will officially enter the countdown.