The 2025 Hunan Intangible Cultural Heritage Lantern Festival kicked off at the Hunan Martyrs Park, Changsha on February 11, and will last until 21:00 on February 12. The event features eight characteristic areas, including a display area for intangible cultural heritage-themed oil paintings, a space for related performances, and a zone for claiming prizes. More than 50 representative items of intangible cultural heritage from the province are on display and available for purchase, allowing residents to feel the unique charm of intangible cultural heritage in an all-round and immersive manner. The photo shows residents watching a lion dance performance. (Photo/Li Jian, Hunan Daily)

The 2025 Hunan Intangible Cultural Heritage Lantern Festival kicked off at the Hunan Martyrs Park, Changsha on February 11, and will last until 21:00 on February 12. The event features eight characteristic areas, including a display area for intangible cultural heritage-themed oil paintings, a space for related performances, and a zone for claiming prizes. More than 50 representative items of intangible cultural heritage from the province are on display and available for purchase, allowing residents to feel the unique charm of intangible cultural heritage in an all-round and immersive manner. The photo shows residents tasting specialty snacks. (Photo/Li Jian, Hunan Daily)

The 2025 Hunan Intangible Cultural Heritage Lantern Festival kicked off at the Hunan Martyrs Park, Changsha on February 11, and will last until 21:00 on February 12. The event features eight characteristic areas, including a display area for intangible cultural heritage-themed oil paintings, a space for related performances, and a zone for claiming prizes. More than 50 representative items of intangible cultural heritage from the province are on display and available for purchase, allowing residents to feel the unique charm of intangible cultural heritage in an all-round and immersive manner. The photo shows residents watching a demonstration of Tujia brocade weaving skills. (Photo/Li Jian, Hunan Daily)

The 2025 Hunan Intangible Cultural Heritage Lantern Festival kicked off at the Hunan Martyrs Park, Changsha on February 11, and will last until 21:00 on February 12. The event features eight characteristic areas, including a display area for intangible cultural heritage-themed oil paintings, a space for related performances, and a zone for claiming prizes. More than 50 representative items of intangible cultural heritage from the province are on display and available for purchase, allowing residents to feel the unique charm of intangible cultural heritage in an all-round and immersive manner. The photo shows residents learning about cast iron pots produced in Leiyang City. (Photo/Li Jian, Hunan Daily)

责编：王柯沣

一审：王柯沣

二审：唐煜斯

三审：秦慧英

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