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Lantern Festival | When thousands of families light their lamps, the moon is full and people reunite.
On the 15th day of the first lunar month, the Lantern Festival arrives, with lights swaying and families reunited.
On the 15th day of the first lunar month, the Lantern Festival arrives, with lights swaying and families reunited. Dear colleagues of Kelin Wood CO.,LTD., when you push open the door and see the lanterns hanging under the eaves, you know that this romantic festival, which has been celebrated for two thousand years, has arrived - the Lantern Festival. It is not only the grand finale of the Spring Festival but also the beautiful prelude to the new year.

Origin of Lantern Festival
During the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the 15th day of the first month was designated as the day of sacrifice to “Taiyi God”, and the custom of burning lanterns all night long was blended with the burning of lanterns to honor the Buddha after the introduction of Buddhism, which evolved into the grand scene of “fire and silver flowers all night long”. Because the first month of the year is also known as the “first month”, the night is called “night”, so it is named the Lantern Festival. When you enjoy the lanterns with your family, have you ever thought that these lanterns have been lighting up the world for twenty centuries?
North and South Flavors for Reunion
Song Dynasty, the folk popularity of a Lantern Festival to eat novelty food. This food, the earliest called “floating yuanzi” later called “Lantern”, beautifully called “Yuanbao”. Can be boiled in soup, fried, steamed, with the meaning of reunion.
Fire trees, silver flowers, never night sky
This festival is also known as Lantern Festival due to folk customs such as hanging lanterns, lighting lanterns, and watching lanterns. The Yuanxiao (Filled round balls made of glutinous rice-flour for Lantern Festival) Festival, which represents food and lanterns, is a traditional festival custom of the Yuanxiao (Filled round balls made of glutinous rice-flour for Lantern Festival) Festival. It began in the Western Han Dynasty and flourished in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. After the Sui and Tang dynasties, the trend of lanterns prevailed throughout history and was passed down to later generations. And on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, it is the climax of the annual fireworks display.
Auspicious Lions and Dragons Leap into Spring
Lion dance is an excellent folk art in China, every Lantern Festival or assembly celebration, folk lion dance to cheer. This custom originated in the Three Kingdoms period and became popular in the North and South Dynasties, with a history of more than a thousand years.
The depths of the lantern riddles hide the spring
The custom of guessing riddles has been popular since the Song Dynasty, awakening the vitality of spring in the collision of wisdom. This year, you may want to hang a wooden riddle board in the home space, so that the ingenuity of mortise and tenon structure and the wit of the riddles, so that the traditional culture in the modern home new life.
Prayer lanterns reflecting the heart of wood
Kongming lanterns, also known as sky lanterns, wishing lanterns, praying lanterns or Wen lanterns, are an ancient handicraft originated from China. With the development of time, releasing Kongming lanterns has become a widely popular folk custom in several festivals such as Lantern Festival, Qingming Festival and Tanabata Festival. Nowadays, people mainly use it to pray for blessings, symbolizing their desire for a better life and their prayers for peace and happiness.
On the occasion of the full moon, Colin Wood is willing to be the warm light in your home that never goes out. We polish every inch of wood with craftsmanship, just as the Lantern Festival carries the beautiful prayers - with environmentally friendly and healthy home space, guarding the laughter of every reunion moment. Tonight, let us enjoy the moon in the sky, the roundness in the bowl, and the people in front of us, and continue to write a new story of the four seasons in the warmth of the wood grain.