The intangible cultural heritage 'Da Tie Hua' (Iron Bloom) has arrived in Foshan, offering an experience of Chinese-style romance

Iron trees bloom with silver flowers, as thousands of stars ignite🎇 National-level intangible cultural heritage---Da Tie Hua, which originated in the Northern Song Dynasty, has a history of over a thousand years. I have seen many dazzling fireworks🎇, but none compare to the wild and shimmering beauty of Da Tie Hua. ✅When the iron water, heated to 1600℃, is thrown into the air and struck with a rod, the night sky is lit up by the scattering sparks, transforming into a sky full of stars, with the golden iron blooms bursting brilliantly in the night sky. - In addition to embracing the intangible cultural heritage The Nanhai Fish Fun Festival is also quite spectacular🎉 ✔Giant Fish Leap Nanhai Fish Lantern Exhibition Dozens of handmade fish lanterns and lanterns are intricately interwoven. ✔Intangible Cultural Heritage Creative Market Food Bazaar A night cultural gathering place, a trendy market that is fun and delicious. Fish lantern DIY, vintage clothing, trendy toys, anime figures... ✔Fish Swim Nanhai Han - Fish Lantern Parade A group of 12 people holding fish lanterns, parading through a 50-meter-long fish lantern corridor. The atmosphere of the entire event is great, with many special activities, and I didn't want to leave after strolling all night. 📷Photo taking tips: If you want to capture a trailing effect, use a tripod, secure a good spot in advance, and set the shutter speed to around 1s. Mine was handheld at 0.5s, and it's still a bit blurry.