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Lanterns are a part of traditional Chinese culture with a long history. They are not only used for lighting but also carry special meanings.
The earliest lanterns appeared in the Han Dynasty over 2,000 years ago. At first, they were used mainly in temples. During the Tang Dynasty, people began to hang lanterns in their homes to decorate and celebrate. Lanterns are extremely important during the Lantern Festival, which falls on the 15th day of the first lunar month.
Traditional Chinese lanterns are usually made of bamboo, paper, or silk. They come in different shapes like lotus flowers or animal shapes. The most common colours are red and gold, which represent happiness and good luck in Chinese culture. Today, we can see modern lanterns with LED lights.
Making lanterns requires special skills. First, artists make the frame from bamboo strips. Then they cover it with paper or silk and paint beautiful patterns. Finally, they add a light source inside. Some skilled artists can make very large lanterns that look like dragons or palaces.
Lanterns are more than just decorations. During festivals, people write riddles on lanterns for others to guess, which is called “lantern riddles”. It is an interesting game that makes festivals more fun. In some places, people float lanterns on rivers to send their wishes to their family or friends who have passed away.
61. When did the earliest lanterns appear?
In the Han Dynasty over 2,000 years ago.

62. What do red and gold lanterns represent in Chinese culture?
Happiness and good luck.

63. What light source do modern lanterns have?
LED lights.

64. What do people write on lanterns to make festivals more fun?
Lantern riddles.

65. Why do people float lanterns on rivers in some places?
To send their wishes to their family or friends who have passed away.

答案:61. In the Han Dynasty over 2,000 years ago.
62. Happiness and good luck.
63. LED lights.
64. Lantern riddles.
65. To send their wishes to their family or friends who have passed away.
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