Showing posts with label Taipei's Lantern Festival 2011. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Taipei's Lantern Festival 2011. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 5, 2011

L is for Love Lanterns

Taken at Taipei International Lantern Festival

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Bunnies Lantern Festival (Day Time)

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I've been posting the  Taipei's Lantern Festival for the past few days, how a glimpse of how they look like at day time. I look at them closely, I found out that they're made of colorful velvet cloth materials. Although they look beautiful, still I preferred to look at them at night.


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Amazing how they presented all of these, day and night, rain or shine!


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Here's the Elementary and Middle School section,
some are made of recycled materials.

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I hope you enjoy this little tour in my other side of the world!

Friday, February 18, 2011

PingXi Sky Lantern Festival

Sky Lantern Festival is held every year at Ping Xi (平溪) Taipei County. I'm so happy to revisit the place for the 3rd time, even though the weather was so cold and rainy that night. We're the last one to fly the sky lantern and I guess we're lucky enough to join without lining up :) Below are two ten seconds video clips. Enjoy.


Ping xi Sky Lantern Festival 2011


平溪天燈

The photo above is the preparation, if you're not lucky enough, the lantern might not be flying or just burned like the last photo.

February 17  is the last day celebration of Chinese New Year, and its celebrated of lighting/flying of lanterns. Eating Tang Yuan or Glutinous Rice Ball Soup.

~ Happy Lantern Festival!~


Here's my previous visit in 2009


Thursday, February 17, 2011

Come Eat with Me

元宵節快樂!


Happy Lantern Festival!
I'ts not a tea or coffee  that we're having for today. In those paper cups are called Tang Yuan 湯 圓 or Round Glutinous Rice Soup with Black/Red Beans. The roundness of the glutinous rice symbolize the 15th day of Lunar New Year , the first full moon, and the family wholeness.


I'm feeling bloated after eating those heavy balls, the taste is not much sweet. Today ends the celebration of Chinese New Year, and I'm sharing with you our activities in school. Aside from Glutinous Ball Soup, another tradition is the Lantern Festival. Here in Taipei, lots of lanterns are displayed throughout the city featuring whatever Zodiac Sign for the year. There's one place place here called Ping Xi, famous in
Flying Paper Sky Lantern into the night sky. In school, we made lantern craft that, see what I did below:)

I choose pink, symbolizing LOVE

On my mind, since it's officially Spring in here, I'm planning to visit places with lots of Cherry Blossoms. Not only appreciating the blooms but also time to stretch my legs for a bit walking, smell the freshness of air.

Come Tea with Me
Guest Heart Thursday

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

E is for Extension of Taipei's Lantern Festival

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To continue to brighten your Eyes from yesterday's Lantern Festival, this time I'm taking you to Explore the Exhibits of Elementary students  Emphasizing the Bunnies. I Edited some of my favorites that had been Evaluated and given awards. Here are some Examples:

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It was an Exhausted but Enjoyable Evening! I hope you're Excited to see the Exclusive  Exposition. Now, it's time to Express your opinion. :)

Monday, February 14, 2011

Taipei's Rabbit Lantern Festival

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Happy Valentine's Day and Happy Lantern Festival! My treat for today is a glimpe of Annual Taipei Lantern Festival, featuring Year of the Rabbit. In here, I compiled some of my favorite lanterns in red. Enjoy them!

Lantern 1
Here's the gate with its theme,
 and Taipei 101 in background with 100 and rabbit.


Lantern 2
Welcoming the Year of the Rabbit

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Huge carrot made these two rabbits full :)


Lantern 5
How about Alice in Wonderland here...


Lantern 6
I like the way they created the flowers here...


Lantern 7
My favorite, I can use these as lamps in the house :)


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Featuring food and places of interest in Taipei 

Lantern 12
Here a Japanese rabbit :)


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This is only part one, sending you lots LOVE !

Happy Valentine's Day!

Greetings from Taipei Lantern Festival

When you're feeling blue,
all you have to do is look at his front tooth :)

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