An antique metal lantern hangs high up near the ceiling, and a second Chinese lantern in yellow silk adds more soft light just above the tub.
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The Toronto event is based on the historical Chinese Lantern Festival, held in China on the fifteenth and final day of the Lunar New Year celebration.
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"Russian citizens are trying out real Chinese goods, . . . I'm not talking about Chinese lanterns, but more complex, including televisions and other technical equipment,"
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For one special night, residents of the Campground place ornate Chinese lanterns ( some electric, some still lit with just a candle ), around each Gingerbread Cottage.
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These include Persia during the Ottoman Empire, Hindustan during the reign of Aurungzebe, the Chinese Lantern Festival and the Great Wall, and the native people of Meso-America.
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"Clausurado, " or " Closed by the Mexican government, " the signs said like a scarlet letter draped across the yellow restaurant decorated with red Chinese lanterns.
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The special livery featured a waterside view with a Chinese lanterns by the waterside of an ancient village on the left side of the aircraft, representing the past.
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Off the property, at Bang Between the Pitons, along Jalousie Bay next to the Hilton resort, guests dine al fresco beneath Chinese lanterns and strings of Christmas lights.
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At night, kites with Chinese lanterns are flown and held aloft . Food such as Undhiya, sugar cane juice and local sweets is typically served to celebrate the day.
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Though simple, the picture theatre aspired to a touch of Hollywood glamour with Chinese lanterns over the lights and pictures of Warner Brothers and MGM stars on the walls.
