At the activity site of "Tuanzi Yuanniu Makes Lantern Festival", Taiwanese children experience the hand-operated Lantern Festival under the guidance of the staff. The Lantern Festival is an important traditional festival of the Chinese nation, which means reunion and beauty, and carries the emotional memory of the Chinese people on both sides of the Straits about their family and missing. In recent days, Beijing and Kaohsiung have held six special exchange activities to celebrate the New Year and celebrate the Lantern Festival, taking the opportunity of "Kaohsiung · Beijing Characteristic Week 2023". The people of the two places gathered in the "Cloud" through video connection to guess lantern riddles, enjoy the Lantern Festival, send blessings, enjoy Beijing Opera, acrobatics, martial arts and other wonderful intangible cultural performances, and celebrate the New Year Lantern Festival. The big lantern and the red Chinese knot were made with laughter and laughter. At the Donglinan Community Service Station in Zhongguancun Street, Haidian District, residents were having a "family gathering" across the Straits with the community residents in Qijin, Kaohsiung. "Lanterns and Blessings", "Karaoke Gala", "Whole Family Gather to Eat Tangyuan"... At the event site, compatriots on both sides of the Taiwan Straits sang and danced with love, with constant laughter and excitement. In the Taiwan Guild Hall in Dongcheng District, the scene of the "Tuanzi Yuanniu Lantern Festival" activity is also a Chinese red. Through the video connection, 120 residents of Dongcheng Community and more than 600 Taiwanese friends from Kaohsiung Banana Pier and Okayama venue enjoyed wonderful performances and celebrated the Lantern Festival. The opening dance "Beautiful China" performed by the Dongcheng District Cultural Center ignited the atmosphere at the scene, and the "Celebrating the Lantern Festival" of Taiwan's intangible cultural heritage dolls brought by the Kaohsiung Golden Eagle Pavilion Television Puppet Troupe was full of praise. The lovely panda dolls "Tuanzi" and "Yuanniu" led guests from both sides to Beijing Zoo to explore the daily life of the national treasure giant panda and send the Lantern Festival greetings to compatriots on both sides. Li Jiaying, a young Taiwanese in Beijing, brought an instrumental ensemble "Looking at the Spring Wind" to audiences across the Taiwan Straits. Li Jiaying told reporters that "Looking at the Spring Wind" is an early folk song in Taiwan. The music is very lasting and highly sung, and is the childhood memory of many Taiwanese compatriots. "With this song, I hope that cross-strait relations will have a good momentum of development in the Year of the Rabbit," he said. During the event, the crosstalk actor Ying Ning, together with two Taiwanese children, presented programs such as the crosstalk "The Axis" and the single string "Taiwan Snack Praise" specially created for the event. They incorporated the cross-strait elements such as the place names in Beijing and the night market snacks in Taiwan into the Quyi works, and won the applause of the scene. "The feelings of our compatriots on both sides of the Taiwan Straits are like this bowl of Lantern Festival, steaming, round and sweet." Ying Ning said that he has visited Taiwan for many times, and the love of Taiwan compatriots for traditional folk art is impressive. "Now it is time for spring flowers to bloom, and I hope to meet friends in Taiwan as soon as possible," he said. Intangible cultural heritage experience Xicheng District has rich and colorful intangible cultural heritage resources. The folk art of the overpass, the snacks of Niujie, and the cultural relics of Liulichang are all well-known cultural symbols throughout the country. On the occasion of the Lantern Festival, the "Toon Tree" Huaqiushi, which has lasted for 20 years, was held in Xicheng District and Kaohsiung City. At the event site, classic aria such as "Dingjun Mountain" and "Drunken Imperial Concubine" were staged successively by Song Qingling