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China's largest lantern array lit up in northwestern Gansu Province
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Jiuqu Yellow River Lantern Array has been lit up recently in northwest China's Gansu Province. /VCG Photo
Jiuqu Yellow River Lantern Array has been lit up recently in northwest China's Gansu Province. /VCG Photo
The lantern array with 365 lamps representing 365 gods blessing people throughout the year, includes ancient China's cultural elements such as the 12 zodiacs, 24 solar terms and five elements. /VCG Photo
The lantern array with 365 lamps representing 365 gods blessing people throughout the year, includes ancient China's cultural elements such as the 12 zodiacs, 24 solar terms and five elements. /VCG Photo
The tradition, believed to date back 3,000 years ago, is reserved as an intangible culture heritage in the province and attracts visitors from across China. /VCG Photo
The tradition, believed to date back 3,000 years ago, is reserved as an intangible culture heritage in the province and attracts visitors from across China. /VCG Photo
It was recognized in January as the largest lantern array in the country by China Records. /VCG Photo
It was recognized in January as the largest lantern array in the country by China Records. /VCG Photo