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Gorgeous Chinese New Year Light Show 2024-Shanghai Yu Garden Walk Tour 4K 仙境般的上海豫园龙年新春灯会 《山海奇豫记》海经篇



Gorgeous Chinese New Year Light Show 2024-Shanghai Yu Garden Walk Tour 4K 仙境般的上海豫园龙年新春灯会 《山海奇豫记》海经篇

Welcome to Shanghai China~ Yu Garden Lantern Festival is The most Popular Attractions during the Spring Festival in Shanghai The 2024 Shanghai Yu Garden New Year Folk Lantern Festival will still use “The Classic of Mountains and Seas” as the blueprint,

Continue to write “The Wonders of Mountains and Seas”, and open up a new experience of “The Classic of Seas”. Four doors and five scenes create an image of the deep sea and river, presenting the wonderland of the underwater dragon palace where the zodiac dragon lanterns are intertwined with marine animals and plants.

There are also shocking scenes such as fish and dragons dancing, leading tourists to uncover the mystery of the stars and the sea.

Amazing Chinese Lunar New Year Light Show 2024-The Year of Dragon
Shanghai Yu Garden Night Walk Tour
宛如仙境般惊艳的上海豫园龙年主题灯会~《山海奇豫记》海经篇绚丽登场
中国最知名的传统新春灯会之一|国家级非物质文化遗产|东方美学的盛会

Shanghai – China’s Most Developed Economic Metropolis and
Multicultural Center
Yu Garden Light Show-Traditional Chinese New Year Lantern Festival with a long history in Shanghai/National Intangible Cultural Heritage/
The most Popular Attractions during the Spring Festival in Shanghai

The 2024 Shanghai Yu Garden New Year Folk Lantern Festival will still use “The Classic of Mountains and Seas” as the blueprint, continue to write “The Wonders of Mountains and Seas”, and open up a new experience of “The Classic of Seas”. Four doors and five scenes create an image of the deep sea and river, presenting the wonderland of the underwater dragon palace where the zodiac dragon lanterns are intertwined with marine animals and plants. There are also shocking scenes such as fish and dragons dancing, leading tourists to uncover the mystery of the stars and the sea.

00:00 Tour Highlights 行程精华预览
02:12 Lighting Ceremony 亮灯仪式
05:57 Fuyou Road Gift Market 福佑路新年礼品市场
12:21 Yanhai Pavilion Red Dragon 晏海阁之赤龙遂愿
13:32 North Gate Dragon Shadow 豫园北门之水天龙影
14:32 Yu Garden New Lane Light 豫园新街彩灯
15:58 Yu Garden Food Court 豫园小吃城
19:58 The Golden Square Mirage 黄金广场之海市蜃楼
21:41 Nine Lions Tower Prayer Terrace 九狮楼祈福露台
25:17 Yu Garden New Lane 豫园新街
30:50 Night Shadow Fish Light 凝晖路 一夜鱼龙舞灯组
34:15 Bailing Road Light 百翎路彩灯
38:27 Central Plaza Dragon Light 中心广场之龙年主题灯
43:48 Cang Dragon Pray 苍龙祈福
45:21 Wenchang Culture Street 文昌街
52:25 Flying Dragon Lights 飞龙跃海灯组
54:26 Nine Curves Bridge Lights 九曲桥广场灯组
01:09:55 Yu Garden Old Street Light 豫园老街彩灯
01:13:18 Old Jiaochang Road 旧校场路
01:15:10 Jiaochang Spring Festival Market 校场年礼大集

2024上海豫园新春民俗灯会依然以《山海经》作为蓝本，续写“山海奇豫记”，开启“海经篇”的全新体验。四个门头、五大场景打造出深海与灵兽之象，呈现生肖龙灯与海洋动植物交织的海底龙宫奇境，更有鱼龙群舞等震撼场景，引领游客在浓浓年味中揭开星辰大海的神秘面纱。

28 Comments

  2. @mamatrace8304

    I'm irritated…how do melanated ppl not know how to play drums? It's offbeat! Your ancestors are rolling their eyes at you! All show no substance. DISRESPECTFUL!

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  10. @PoisonelleMisty4311

    Wow, such an imaginative and captivating description! I can't wait to experience the magic of the Yu Garden Lantern Festival firsthand. Kudos to the organizers for their creativity!

  18. @estzsqlenl7192

    1:04:13 The dragon lantern looks unreal…I know it's a physical object, but it's too much like coming directly from an anime…1:05:21 This dragon can even blink its eye!

  19. @wangqi1387

    Yuanxiao (Filled round balls made of glutinous rice-flour for Lantern Festival) is a traditional Chinese festival. These festivals are all based on the Chinese agricultural calendar. The Chinese lunar calendar is a combination of the solar calendar and the lunar calendar (lunar calendar). It is also incorrect to call the Chinese New Year the Lunar New Year due to political correctness. The Chinese New Year is not a lunar new year, but an agricultural calendar new year. Due to confusion in translation during East West exchanges, the Chinese agricultural calendar does not have a proper term.

    Yuanxiao (Filled round balls made of glutinous rice-flour for Lantern Festival), also called Shangyuan Festival, is on January 15 of the lunar calendar; In addition, there is Zhongyuan Festival, July 15 of the lunar calendar; Xia Yuan Festival falls on October 15th in the lunar calendar. This is the Three Yuan Festival, which originates from the worship of three temples in Chinese Taoism. On the Shangyuan Festival, we worship the Temple of the Heavenly Gods, set off sky lanterns, and pray for blessings to the heavens; Sacrifice to the Difu Temple on Zhongyuan Festival (the ancestors' souls enter the earth and are under the control of the earth gods, who will reincarnate or be enslaved to atone for sins according to the merits or sins of their deeds), burn a lot of ancestral money, and hope that the ancestors can live a comfortable life in the underground world; The Xiayuan Festival worships the Water God Temple, lights up water lamps, and prays for the Water God who governs/overcomes the great flood.

    Furthermore, regarding South Korea's application for and approval of Chinese festivals as World Heritage sites, it is actually exploiting loopholes for theft. South Korea is applying for a Chinese festival with Korean characteristics. But ignorant and self deceiving Koreans believe that those festivals are all or even unique to Korea.

    For example, the Dragon Boat Festival in China, where South Korea applied for World Heritage, has a cultural feature of worshipping rivers. But sacrificing to the rivers is just one cultural characteristic of the Dragon Boat Festival. Chinese historical celebrity Qu Yuan threw himself into the river to die for his country on that day. People were worried that fish and shrimp ate his body, so they made Zongzi and threw other food into the river to feed fish. Before Qu Yuan, there was the Dragon Boat Festival, which was a day when people prayed for blessings and disaster relief like the Water God (Loong), so there were dragon boat races. Fortunately, Qu Yuan later chose to throw himself into the river on this day.

    When the Shangyuan Festival (Yuanxiao (Filled round balls made of glutinous rice-flour for Lantern Festival) Festival) was introduced to South Korea, it only intercepted the colorful lights of lively praying, and forgot or ignored the original intention of Shangyuan Festival to pray for the Chinese Taoist Temple. Later, Buddhism was introduced to China, forming Mahayana Buddhism. On Buddha's birthday, people also lit lanterns to celebrate. Mahayana Buddhism has spread to the Korean Peninsula, and the same believers also celebrate Buddha's birthday. In modern times, in order to create the image of a cultural power, Buddha's birthday was designated as the Lantern Festival,

  25. @laurencemigliaccio8903

    Merci pour ce beau voyage à Shanghai ville des lumières,pour fêter ce nouvel an, l’année du dragon de bois 🐲
    Je suis moi-même un vieux dragon de bois qui a eu le dos brisé et réparé par un super Chirurgien 👍 et allongé sur mon canapé .mais mes yeux🤩 et mon esprit voyage grâce à vous . Merci ☺️

  26. @Samsung-ts7yz

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  28. @kikyC7j

    来美国4年了，今年是第5年，很是想念家乡上海。有幸看到你的4k超高清元宵灯会视频🤩真的是太感谢了果断订阅了你💪

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