Every year during the first lunar month, the city of Jinhua in Zhejiang Province holds the Dragon Lantern Festival. This festival has originated from traditional Chinese culture, and according to legend, dragon dancing had already become an important performance activity in both the imperial court and the folk during the Tang and Song dynasties, reaching its peak in the Ming and Qing dynasties. Nowadays, it has evolved into a folkloric event with local characteristics, comprising several parts such as welcoming the dragon’s head, connecting the dragon lanterns, welcoming the dragon lanterns, coiling the dragon lanterns, and sending off the dragon’s head. I believe that in today’s era filled with technological advancements, people lack communication with each other. This sacred and unadorned folk cultural activity, the Dragon Lantern Festival, tightly binds everyone’s hearts and minds together. It is a crystallization of the wisdom of the Chinese nation. Therefore, I have been thinking that as young people, we should strive to protect this intangible cultural heritage, while illuminating the blend of tradition and modernity. I also hope that more people will come to understand the dragon lantern culture of Jinhua.