Unusual: Carrying lanterns for the Mid-Autumn Festival on modified vehicles.

(Baonghean.vn) – The "vehicle" used for carrying lanterns to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival is a modified vehicle tied to the back of a motorbike, conceived and decorated by parents in Khe Voi hamlet, Khe Bo village, Tam Quang commune, Tuong Duong district. Their ultimate goal is to bring joy to the children in this mountainous region on the night of the full moon.

The people of Khe Boi hamlet, Khe Bo village, Tam Quang commune, Tuong Duong district (Nghe An province) used a handcart to take the children in the hamlet to carry star-shaped lanterns.

The special "vehicle" for the lantern procession is "designed" only once a year to serve the children. It's an everyday cart that people use to haul agricultural products or construction materials. To transform it into a "vehicle" carrying special passengers, people use materials like bamboo to create the frame, then decorate it with balloons and colorful flags, and the sides are covered with curtains taken from windows. In front of the cart is a large five-pointed star covered with colored cellophane.

The children in the neighborhood were very excited about this method.

This year, for the Mid-Autumn Festival, the people of Khe Voi hamlet made two carts to transport the children to carry star-shaped lanterns. This is the second time the hamlet has celebrated the Mid-Autumn Festival in this rather unusual way.

The drum and music band showed quite a professional attitude while cheering for the lantern procession.

The cart will take the children around the neighborhood, then pick them up and bring them back to the starting point for the feast.

At the end of the evening, the children were taken back to the starting point to enjoy the feast, marking the end of the Mid-Autumn Festival night in the neighborhood.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Thuong, a resident of the neighborhood, happily said: "Since we started celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival this way, our neighborhood has become more crowded and joyful. The children are also very excited and eager."

Ho Phuong