In Nanjing, China, celebrating the Chinese New Year isn't complete without the Qinhuai lanterns. Lighting up the sky each year, the lanterns are part of a tradition that has been passed down for thousands of years. Each lantern has an important story or meaning and is believed to bring good fortune. Yeliang Gu comes from a lantern-making family and started the craft when he was just 8 years old. Join in the celebration as Gu's creations light up the sky.
This Great Big Story was made possible by Nanjing, China.
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