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On Qixi Festival, China's "Valentine's Day," the ancient alleys of Wangmantian Village in Anhui Province came alive with glowing fish lanterns, filling the night with romance and wonder. The Wangmantian fish lantern, a 600-year-old cultural icon and part of the provincial intangible heritage, held its full parade outside Spring Festival for the first time.
On Qixi Festival, China's "Valentine's Day," the ancient alleys of Wangmantian Village in Anhui Province came alive with glowing fish lanterns, filling the night with romance and wonder. The Wangmantian fish lantern, a 600-year-old cultural icon and part of the provincial intangible heritage, held its full parade outside Spring Festival for the first time.
On Qixi Festival, China's "Valentine's Day," the ancient alleys of Wangmantian Village in Anhui Province came alive with glowing fish lanterns, filling the night with romance and wonder. The Wangmantian fish lantern, a 600-year-old cultural icon and part of the provincial intangible heritage, held its full parade outside Spring Festival for the first time.
