A light for Wen Chang Ying
it's a traditional project to send lights to wen chang at night, when people hold a flower lamp (72 red "hi" and 36 "sun" for the whole lamp.
on the head of the lamp is the "blow for the treasure" or the "break for the good" or the "book for the good" or the "fake for the ghost" view, led by a "light master" in line to grow up dragons, banging on drums, burning cannons and bamboos along the village, then marching to the temple, hanging inside and outside the temple, with the lights hanging up, and people rushing up to pick up the flowers, and it is said that when they get the lights, they will be rich and popular.
there's also a discussion about the creation of the lantern, which, because of the "light" and the "ding" tune, people associate the "light" with the "ding" and the "ding" with the meaning of "ting." so the "langtor" rotates between the boys in the village and the flourishing villagers.
it is mainly responsible for the preparation of funds, contacts, dances, rituals and the delivery of lights.
and it is the family with a boy who must have the power to send the light.
in addition to the lights, there are recreational events such as cabbage dances, puppet reds, and the june show.
it's a traditional project to send lights to wen chang at night, when people hold a flower lamp (72 red "hi" and 36 "sun" for the whole lamp.
on the head of the lamp is the "blow for the treasure" or the "break for the good" or the "book for the good" or the "fake for the ghost" view, led by a "light master" in line to grow up dragons, banging on drums, burning cannons and bamboos along the village, then marching to the temple, hanging inside and outside the temple, with the lights hanging up, and people rushing up to pick up the flowers, and it is said that when they get the lights, they will be rich and popular.
there's also a discussion about the creation of the lantern, which, because of the "light" and the "ding" tune, people associate the "light" with the "ding" and the "ding" with the meaning of "ting." so the "langtor" rotates between the boys in the village and the flourishing villagers.
it is mainly responsible for the preparation of funds, contacts, dances, rituals and the delivery of lights.
and it is the family with a boy who must have the power to send the light.
in addition to the lights, there are recreational events such as cabbage dances, puppet reds, and the june show。