1, Lantern Festival: Lantern Festival, which was called Pan Guo Lantern (Qin and Han Dynasties), Fairy Candle and Heron Lantern (Tang Dynasty) and Horse Riding Lantern (Song Dynasty) in ancient times, is a characteristic handicraft of the Han nationality and one of the traditional holiday toys, belonging to a kind of lanterns. It is common in festivals such as Yuanxi, Yuanxiao and Mid-Autumn Festival. A candle is lit in the lamp, and the heat generated by the candle causes airflow, which makes the axle rotate. There is paper-cut on the axle, and the candlelight projects the shadow of paper-cut on the screen, and the image keeps moving. Because many pictures of ancient military commanders riding horses are drawn on all sides of the lamp, it looks as if several people are chasing each other when the lamp rotates, so it is named the lantern. The candle in the lantern needs to be cut into small pieces. When you put it in the lantern, you should put it straight and never put it sideways.

2. Rabbit lamp: Rabbit lamp is an ancient traditional handicraft in China. Its production is simple, so everyone in the village will tie it, but the wonderful and delicate "carrying lamp" has become an ancestral art in the village. The traditional folk custom of "crossing the lamp" in Dabu originated in the Tang Dynasty. People regard rabbits as auspicious things, and wherever the rabbit lamp goes, it means that auspiciousness and reconciliation are transported there. People use this mascot to greet the gods and receive blessings, which embodies the good wishes of the ancient working people to pray for the blessing of the gods and look forward to the bumper harvest of crops and the prosperity of people and animals in the coming year. The art of lantern color reflects the intelligence and ingenuity of the Chinese nation. It integrates abstract composition, conformal sculpture, plane painting and calligraphy, composite decoration and photodynamic mechanism, and is a comprehensive space art with strong national characteristics.

3. knife-closing lamp: the knife-closing lamp is made according to the legendary Guan Gong's use of the Qinglong crescent moon blade before his death. It travels with lanterns and rabbit lanterns, which has the meaning of protecting peace. The custom of touring lanterns here has a history of 400-500 years. From the 13th to 15th night of the first month, from Qianmen Village to Chudeng Village, it traveled all over the four villages.

4. Palace lanterns: China is a world-famous special handicraft. Palace lanterns are mostly made and used by palaces and government officials, so they have this name. The shapes of palace lanterns are very rich, including square, hexagonal, octagonal, round beads, flower baskets, Fangsheng, Pisces, gourds, dish lengths, mugwort leaves, glasses, collars and many other varieties, especially the hexagonal palace lanterns. The production of palace lanterns is also very complicated, mainly using carved wood, carved bamboo and carved copper as the skeleton, and then inlaid with gauze, glass or horn pieces, on which various auspicious and festive themes such as landscapes, flowers and birds, fish insects and figures are painted. Top-grade palace lanterns are also inlaid with jade or white jade.

5. Lotus Lantern: Lotus Lantern is a gift given to each other by young men and women in southern Fujian in ancient times, which has rich meanings. Later, it is usually presented to the newlyweds during the Lantern Festival, and a pair of lanterns are presented. It is said that praying for blessings can give birth to healthy fat dolls.