On New Year's Eve, the Yangzhou Biodiverse and Sci-Tech City emerged as a popular destination for joyous celebrations, hosting a variety of festivities to usher in the new year with enthusiasm.
Girls wearing beautiful hanfu wander through the Chinese chic bazaar. [Photo/WeChat account: yzs_lyj]
Wandering through a Chinese chic bazaar, visitors were immersed in vibrant stalls showcasing the intricate beauty of intangible cultural heritage. Dough sculptures and sugar paintings, two traditional Chinese folk arts, demonstrated the dexterity and creativity of artisans, while the Yangzhou qishan (lacquer fan) added a touch of elegance and craftsmanship to the bazaar.
Cosplayers dressed as iconic characters from Black Myth: Wukong pose for a photo. [Photo/WeChat account: yzs_lyj]
China's acclaimed game Black Myth: Wukong was brought to life as cosplayers dressed as iconic characters from the game roamed the streets, leading engaging and immersive adventures and promising a celebration filled with magic and mystery.
A masterful fire pot performer shakes an iron net with hot charcoals to create dazzling sparks. [Photo/WeChat account: yzs_lyj]
As night fell, a music festival burst forth, presenting a perfect mix of tradition and modernity. Visitors were enthralled by the ethereal grace of Chinese chic dance performances, while a dazzling huohu (fire pot) display lit the night on fire. Meanwhile, disc jockeys and rappers kept the crowd energized with their innovative tunes.