During the Lantern Festival, Wuxiang Road Night Market in Liangqing District, Nanning, Guangxi is the busiest.

At the Lantern Festival in the Year of the Rabbit, a street opening ceremony and a happy Lantern Festival were held at Wuxiang Road Night Market in Nanning, Guangxi. Wuxiang Road Night Market is a key night economy project in Liangqing District. The project is located in Wuxiang Road, Jinxiang District 3, Dashatian Street, Liangqing District, Nanning, and the subway line 2 is direct. The night market street is about 5 meters long. The night market vigorously develops the night market economy, solves social employment, and absorbs the mobile stalls that used to occupy the road to enter the Wuxiang Road night market for standardized and orderly operation.

Wuxiang Road Night Market Street skillfully combines the ethnic characteristics of Zhuang nationality, and combines tradition and modernity to construct an immersive experience of "Nanning that never sleeps, Nanning that prospers", with the goal of becoming a landmark night market pedestrian street integrating food, supper and immersive experience in Liangqing District of Nanning. The birth of Wuxiang Road Night Market Street not only transformed the scattered and disorderly night market around it into a neat and orderly night economy with standardized management.

Customs of Lantern Festival in Guangxi:

1. Lantern Race

It is popular in minority areas in northwest and southwest Guangxi to race lanterns on the Lantern Festival. People put out their own lanterns on the night of the Lantern Festival and compete to see who can do it best and skillfully. People not only compete with each other for lights, but also compete with the moon for brilliance. All kinds of lights are hung on trees or placed on the ground to form colorful night scenes.

2. Dragon dancing

Dragon dancing is a popular folk entertainment activity among Yao and Han nationalities in Fuchuan, especially the Wuyuan Yao Village in Dongshan, which is quite famous and is also a legacy of the worship of the Dragon King of Yao people. In addition to the dragon dance in the Spring Festival, dragon dances are also held during festivals, temples and festivals. Yaojia Dragon Dance Festival is held from the second day to the fifteenth day of the first month of each year, which coincides with the Lantern Festival, so it is also called Shangyuan Lantern Festival.