I feel sorry to learn from SweetLemon above that Taiwaneses seldom display lanterns nowadays5.39.217.77:88985 W/ Q3 ?( z% l4 g5 I
in Mid-Autumn Festival.tvb now,tvbnow,bttvb- Z- `+ k4 E5 _0 j) v2 L 4 J' M9 E, Y% a$ v& G3 `
& r1 n: k# J6 w$ M7 ^3 z7 E公仔箱論壇Well Taiwan kids carry lantern like us on the 15 day of CNY. Although that seems strange to us too.
' M. {6 d# |3 W c2 g$ X公仔箱論壇Me having lots of fun with traditional lantern too. If I burned one, no worry, the next day it will be replaced.
, n- ?, `' m1 y3 w+ P1 D2 j$ s5.39.217.77:8898Hmmmm, I was so spoilt. Nooooo...not at all. When the boys burned their second lantern, will be replaced by tin can.
% @- ] a+ [2 R; Z6 O7 _. G* AOr the cheaper Japanese lantern. Haha...so much fun to remember these things.tvb now,tvbnow,bttvb, z: a3 m3 v. H
So do they still have this kind of traditional lantern?tvb now,tvbnow,bttvb; D9 O- d9 z5 ~. M
Pretty pretty japanese lantern...5.39.217.77:88986 m* z: q6 k1 x/ [7 X
To this kid, he will not missed what he never had. The battery lantern will be his only memory growing up. |