CHINESE LANTERN

Chinese lanterns, also known as Chinese colored lanterns, have a long and rich history, accompanying the development of most of the Chinese civilization. The earliest written records can be traced back to the Han Dynasty, when practical lighting gradually transitioned to decorative and celebratory items, eventually becoming festive lighting and folk cultural products, occupying a prominent position in traditional Chinese culture.

Chinese lanterns, as an important carrier of traditional culture, have a long history, diverse types, and profound meanings. Among numerous themes, the most representative works are often closely related to auspiciousness, prayer, historical legends, and life interests. These colorful lights are not only beautiful, but also carry profound cultural connotations, so they are deeply loved by the people.

In short, as a major producer of Chinese lanterns, Zigong is able to attract a large number of manufacturers to concentrate here due to its profound historical and cultural heritage, complete industrial chain, technological innovation, and the enormous influence of the Zigong Lantern Festival.

The lantern craftsmen in Zigong are renowned worldwide for their unique lantern making techniques, and they are known as the "artists who light up the city". Zigong City is located in the central part of Sichuan Province and is renowned throughout the country as the "Southern Lantern City".

Malaysian customers customize a batch of dragon lantern