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Red Candles Festival. The lantern festival (元宵节 or yuánxiāojié in pinyin) is a chinese holiday that traditionally marks the end of the chinese new year (spring festival) celebrations. And next to that, joss sticks and food offerings like baos, cakes, fruits, and traditional sweets are. Yellow also signifies zhaijie , a. Along roadsides and in front of small altars, lighted red candles are lined up neatly. Ching ming festival or tomb sweeping day is a traditional chinese festival observed each year on the 105 th day after the winter solstice. Lighting red candles at home can ward off bad spirits and invite positive vibes. Red is considered a powerful color in many asian cultures. There are large burnt candles on. This tradition of visiting and cleaning the tombs of. Chinese people celebrate this holiday by enjoying colored lantern displays and eating sweet rice balls called tangyuan. All the ritual paraphernalia, including lanterns, banners and candles are changed to yellow from the usual red.

All the ritual paraphernalia, including lanterns, banners and candles are changed to yellow from the usual red. Lighting red candles at home can ward off bad spirits and invite positive vibes. And next to that, joss sticks and food offerings like baos, cakes, fruits, and traditional sweets are. There are large burnt candles on. Red is considered a powerful color in many asian cultures. Yellow also signifies zhaijie , a. This tradition of visiting and cleaning the tombs of. Chinese people celebrate this holiday by enjoying colored lantern displays and eating sweet rice balls called tangyuan. The lantern festival (元宵节 or yuánxiāojié in pinyin) is a chinese holiday that traditionally marks the end of the chinese new year (spring festival) celebrations. Ching ming festival or tomb sweeping day is a traditional chinese festival observed each year on the 105 th day after the winter solstice.

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Red Candles Festival Ching ming festival or tomb sweeping day is a traditional chinese festival observed each year on the 105 th day after the winter solstice. Lighting red candles at home can ward off bad spirits and invite positive vibes. Along roadsides and in front of small altars, lighted red candles are lined up neatly. The lantern festival (元宵节 or yuánxiāojié in pinyin) is a chinese holiday that traditionally marks the end of the chinese new year (spring festival) celebrations. This tradition of visiting and cleaning the tombs of. Chinese people celebrate this holiday by enjoying colored lantern displays and eating sweet rice balls called tangyuan. There are large burnt candles on. All the ritual paraphernalia, including lanterns, banners and candles are changed to yellow from the usual red. Ching ming festival or tomb sweeping day is a traditional chinese festival observed each year on the 105 th day after the winter solstice. Yellow also signifies zhaijie , a. And next to that, joss sticks and food offerings like baos, cakes, fruits, and traditional sweets are. Red is considered a powerful color in many asian cultures.