5. Palace lanterns, also known as palace lanterns,

5. Palace lanterns, also known as palace lanterns, have a history of thousands of years in China. Up to now, palace lanterns have become a necessary symbol of Chinese traditional culture. Palace lanterns began in the Eastern Han Dynasty and flourished in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. They have a strong traditional flavor. Palace lanterns, as the name suggests, are lamps used in the court. They are mainly colored lanterns with fine wood as the skeleton, silk yarn and glass, and painted with various patterns. They are famous for their elegance and court style. Because most of them are used by the Imperial Palace, they have to be equipped with various complex and fine decorative elements in the later stage to show the luxury and precious of the emperor from the side. The shape of palace lanterns is divided into octagonal, hexagonal and quadrangular. The screen patterns of each screenshot are dragon and Phoenix, longevity and good luck.