In fact, we are all familiar with "Kongming Lantern". Even if I haven't put it down, I have seen it in many film and television dramas, which represents a certain wish. Qingyan ancient town also has the custom of putting Kongming lanterns here, which usually started after Baoding was released!
The Kongming lanterns here are generally five feet high and cylindrical. There is a circular bamboo circle about three feet at the bottom of the lampshade. A thin wire frame will be tied to it with a paper twist in the middle. Then when you put it, you need to burn it with a bundle of straw and fill it with hot air. Just twist the paper after the lampshade protrudes!
In fact, this kind of "water mouse" is not the mouse we know, but a kind of small fireworks, which are usually set off during festivals. This fireworks is made of toilet paper, and then you can draw your eyes and mouth, preferably sealed with paraffin!
There are two layers of gunpowder in the fireworks. You can choose a wider water surface when igniting. After lighting, fireworks will enter the water and then come out, just like mice!
Putting "Baoding", also called bonsai, is a relatively large fireworks, which is usually set off on the fifteenth night of the first month!
Qingyan's traditional diet Qingyan ancient town has a lot of delicious food here, such as tofu fruit, soaked tofu, tofu skin, champion hoof, spicy chicken feet and so on. They're all fine. You can have a taste when you travel here!
The above is the customs of Qingyan ancient town compiled by Bian Xiao for everyone. You can get to know them, so that when you come here, you can better experience these folk activities!