Lanterns are red and yellow. What is the significance of the lantern red whiskers

Both the red and yellow whiskers of the lantern represent auspiciousness and wealth.

The lantern spike is also called the row of whiskers, in the south of our country with more red whiskers, meaning that it is festive and auspicious, and in the north of our country, there are many yellow lanterns, representing wealth and generosity. Every year during the Spring Festival and major festivals, people hang lanterns to celebrate. I wish our motherland and people good luck, prosperity and good health.

The colors of the lanterns are colorful, usually the lanterns hanging at home are red, because the red is auspicious, auspicious, so the lanterns are mainly red. There are also lanterns on the street, which are colorful, all kinds of lanterns, colorful, colorful lanterns, colorful lanterns.

There are some differences between the red and yellow whiskers of the lanterns in terms of meaning and geographical distribution.

1.Meaning: The red whiskers of the lantern represent festivity and auspiciousness, so in southern China, especially during the Spring Festival and major festive festivals, people are more inclined to use red whisker lanterns.

2.Geographical distribution: Due to the different cultural practices in different places, the decoration of lanterns is also on the heavy side.

In the south, especially in Jiangsu and Zhejiang, because of the homonym of "red" and "hong", the lantern with red beard symbolizes good luck and prosperous career, and is suitable for hanging in front of the door or on the door of the store, implying prosperous business and rolling wealth. In the north, especially in the Beijing-Tianjin region, yellow symbolizes wealth and grandeur, so yellow-bearded lanterns are more popular.

In general, the red and yellow whiskers of lanterns have their own unique meanings and cultural connotations, and the choice of which lantern to use should be decided according to the specific situation and local cultural customs.

1. The red lantern symbolizes Wang Xiangxiang's prosperous career, prosperity, and family reunion, implying happiness, light, vitality, fulfillment and wealth, so everyone likes it. Especially in areas where overseas Chinese live, such as Chinatown, red lanterns are hung all year round. This tradition permeates the unique and rich cultural heritage of the Chinese nation, and the red lantern has become a symbol of Chinese culture.

2. Red lanterns for traditional Chinese festivals. On major festivals and good occasions, the majestic Tiananmen Tower, the streets, shops, parks, and even the entrances of some large buildings and private houses in many cities and towns across the country will be hung with round red lanterns. At night, lanterns are lit up and glowing red, making them look grand and warm.

However, with the increase of cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries and the improvement of China's international status, more and more foreigners have a sense of identity with Chinese lanterns, and they regard them as a traditional Chinese culture and respect them.