Wang Xiaowen, the national representative inheritor of Suzhou Lantern Festival, was invited to make the most authentic Suzhou Lantern Festival! The main lamp is12m long, 3m wide and 5m high. Jade rabbits are placed in Gushumen Square to welcome the spring, and six lovely zodiac rabbits bring the best wishes to Suzhou citizens.

In the center of the square, a long corridor of 16 meters long and about 5 meters wide is built. Lanterns of different colors and shapes are hung randomly in the corridor, just like walking on the Avenue of Stars. The whole Gushumen Square became the center of the Lantern Festival. Coming here is like dreaming, and it will be the explosion punching place during the New Year in Gusu. Suzhou, as the cultural center of the south of the Yangtze River, has a long and colorful tradition of Spring Festival and Lantern Festival, with distinctive regional cultural characteristics and humanistic connotation.

The origin of Lantern Festival;

Lantern Festival is a traditional folk activity in China. Zhang Daoling, a native of Pei Guofeng in Shun Di in the Eastern Han Dynasty, created the "Five-Gate Rice Road" in Hemingshan, Sichuan, and his "Lantern Festival" ceremony is the oldest known primitive Lantern Festival. During the Southern Dynasties, the custom of holding the traditional Lantern Festival appeared in Jiankang, the capital of China, and its grand occasion was the highest in China.

Lantern Festival flourished in Tang Dynasty, Song Dynasty and Ming Dynasty. During Yang Di's reign, the lantern festival was held at the end gate of the main entrance of Luoyang Miyagi, the capital of the first month, and the end gate was brightly lit. According to the folk tradition in China, on this bright night, people light thousands of lanterns to celebrate. Going out to enjoy the moon, lighting and setting fires, enjoying lantern riddles, eating Yuanxiao, family reunion and celebrating festivals are all enjoyment.