The fourth Daliang Fish Lantern Festival in Foshan, south China's Guangdong Province, is abuzz with excitement as visitors enjoy their Mid-Autumn Festival holidays.
Recognized as an intangible cultural heritage from Foshan's Shunde District, the Daliang fish lanterns boast a history of over 600 years, symbolizing the region's flourishing fishing industry and the creativity of its people.
Featuring a variety of designs such as carp and bass, these vividly colored lanterns seem to bring the fish to life. Fish lanterns are hung in shops and homes, while residents parade with them through the bustling streets, adding a joyful atmosphere to the festival and expressing their hopes for a bright future.