Simple yet stunning! A cultural wonderland in the light

I've heard that the China Lantern Museum in Zigong is a must-see, so I went there this time, and wow, it really blew me away! As soon as I entered the museum, it was like stepping into a magical world of lanterns. The lantern culture here is so rich, with all kinds of lanterns. From the exquisite palace lanterns and gauze lanterns passed down from our ancestors, to the colorful lanterns with Zigong's local characteristics, and even the new lanterns with high-tech and creative designs, it's simply dazzling. Speaking of traditional lanterns, they are so intricately made, with every stitch and stroke crafted by skilled artisans, bringing historical stories, myths, and folk customs to life, making traditional culture "shine" instantly. When it comes to creativity, it's amazing! Some lanterns change with light and shadow, like magic, and standing in front of them feels like time travel. There are also lanterns made from eco-friendly materials, which are both beautiful and environmentally friendly, not inferior to those made from traditional materials. What's even more impressive are the interactive lanterns, which can be played with by touching or sensing them, turning lantern viewing into an interesting adventure. These creative lanterns are not only visually appealing but also open up new possibilities, showing that lanterns can be enjoyed in so many ways! The museum's layout is also fantastic, with each exhibition hall like a guide, leading us step by step to understand the origin and evolution of lantern culture. From the beginnings of ancient lanterns, to their development in modern times, and the global exchange and innovation of lanterns, it's a comprehensive history of lantern culture, clearly presented. The exhibits are like stars, shining under the lights, creating a beautiful starry sky effect! After touring the museum, I realized that lanterns are not just beautiful objects, but cultural treasures passed down from our ancestors, constantly evolving with the times. This museum is like a time tunnel, connecting the past and the future, showcasing the best of lantern culture. This visit was truly eye-opening, and I have a deep admiration for those who have preserved this cultural treasure and made it even more brilliant.