Since then, sky lanterns have taken on a more ceremonial and celebratory significance, marking occasions such as the end of Chinese New Year ... literally wouldn’t fly here in Southern ...

KUCHING: Hundreds of traditional Chinese sky lanterns, also known as Kun Ming Den, were lit and released at Friendship Park here Thursday night, creating a picturesque scene over the night sky.

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The 15th day of the first month on the Chinese lunar calendar marks the Lantern Festival ... pursue the nation's unyielding dream of flying into the sky and reaching for the moon." ...

The Chinese holidaymaker, along with thousands of participants, launched glowing lanterns into the evening sky during the Yi Peng ... US trade shift Would you fly in a propeller plane?

The Chiang Mai International Airport announced on Monday that it was cancelling 74 flights and rescheduling 96 others to avoid flying lanterns ... of paper lanterns into the sky, symbolising ...

The lantern festival falls on the 15th day of the first month of the Chinese calendar and marks ... of a giant illuminated bird fly through the sky. Tourists watched a remote-controlled ...

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A local idiom says that it is observed with flying sky lanterns in the north, shooting fireworks at people in the east and south and turtle-shaped prizes in the west. Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) ...

One of the most important and sacred symbols in Chinese culture ... or let them fly in the night sky. Putting up dragon lanterns means praying for good luck, happiness and health.