A dazzling display of molten iron flower crafting lit up the night sky at a temple fair in Luoyang, China, blending ancient tradition with Lunar New Year festivities! 🔥 The Sui and Tang Dynasty City Ruins Botanical Garden transformed into a stage for “iron flower rain”—a 1,400-year-old art where 1,600°C molten iron is flung into the air, creating golden sparks that rival fireworks. 🌠 Locals and tourists cheered as the shimmering spectacle painted the darkness, celebrating both cultural heritage and the upcoming Year of the Dragon. 🐉
This intangible cultural heritage practice, passed down through generations, symbolizes prosperity and hope. One visitor called it “TikTok meets time travel”—proof that ancient arts still slay in the digital age. 📱✨ With lanterns, folk performances, and street food adding to the vibe, Luoyang’s fair is a must-visit for culture buffs and adventure seekers alike. 🥟🎉
