Introduction to Mi Zhi Lanterns: Making lanterns on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month is an important custom in Mi Zhi. The Mizhi lantern originated in the Nanzhao period of Tang Dynasty and is said to be related to Emperor Taizong of Tang Dynasty. The people once held a waterway Dharma ceremony for him for seventy-seven forty-nine days. During this period, people sang happily, composed and performed themselves, put up colored lanterns, and danced lions and dragons. This is where the custom of lanterns originated. Mi Zhi Lantern is the crystallization of cultural exchanges between the north and the south. It widely adopts the essence of the culture of the north and the south, and its performance forms are flexible and changeable. It is widely sung and blended with local folk songs to form a unique local genre and singing style. All aspects of the performance have a unique local style.