What does fifteen-year radish lamp mean?

Radish lanterns during the Tenth Five-Year Plan period are an important element in traditional festivals in China. On the Mid-Autumn Festival on the fifteenth day of the lunar calendar, the folk custom is to carve radishes into various shapes, such as figures, flowers, birds and animals. And light lanterns on the night of Mid-Autumn Festival to express wishes for a better future. Radish lanterns symbolize the good wishes of family harmony and reunion, and are also an important way to inherit and carry forward Chinese culture.

Radish lantern culture has a long history, which not only embodies the essence of China traditional culture, but also represents a symbol of good wishes. The "Tenth Five-Year Plan" radish lantern has a special position among the people, which carries the expectation of family reunion, health and safety, career development and other good wishes. In modern society, radish lantern culture also affects people's value orientation and cultural identity to a certain extent.

The inheritance of traditional culture is the cornerstone of a nation's development, and radish lantern culture is an activity worthy of promotion in China's traditional culture. With the constant changes of the times, people need to promote public welfare culture in a positive way, give play to the appeal and influence of radish lantern culture, and improve people's cultural self-confidence and national self-esteem. The radish lantern of the Tenth Five-Year Plan symbolizes spring flowers and autumn fruits, and contains the indomitable spirit of the Chinese nation, which is worthy of our inheritance.