1. Revolving lantern: Revolving lantern was known in ancient times as Pan Chi lantern, Xianyin candle, Zhuanlu lantern, and horse riding lantern. It is a characteristic handicraft of the Han nationality. It is also one of the traditional festival toys and a type of lantern. It is common in festivals such as Yuanxi, Lantern Festival, and Mid-Autumn Festival.

A candle is lit in the lamp, and the heat generated by the candle causes air flow, causing the axle to rotate. There are paper cuts on the wheel axis, and the candlelight projects the shadow of the paper cuts on the screen, and the image keeps moving.

Because there are many pictures of ancient military commanders riding horses on each side of the lamp, and when the lamp turns, it looks like several people are chasing each other, so it is called the revolving lantern. The candles in the revolving lantern need to be cut into small pieces, and they should be placed upright when placed in the revolving lantern. Do not place them at an angle.

2. Dice lantern;

3. Round lantern;

4. Guan Dao lantern: Guan Dao lantern is based on the legend that Guan Gong used the Qinglong Yanyue knife during his lifetime. And made. It travels with lanterns and rabbit lanterns, and has the meaning of protecting peace. The custom of lantern tour here has a history of four to five hundred years. From the 13th to the 15th night of the first lunar month, people start from Qianmen Village, then Chudeng Village, and then visit the four villages.

5. Rabbit lantern: The rabbit lantern has three heads arranged side by side into one body. The middle head is very big, commonly known as "rabbit woman", and the heads on both sides are smaller, so it is called "thin rabbit". It is made of bamboo strips as a frame and made of red, white and green paper. A wick is inserted in the middle, which can be lit and carried away. According to legend, this is someone who is eager to have children, and the rabbit will give birth to children as a symbol, which means having many children and grandchildren, and it has been passed down to this day.