On January 28, ICDS organized families of foreign military participants to attend an intangible cultural heritage, palace lantern-making and garden lantern viewing event, enabling everyone to enhance their understanding and appreciation of Chinese New Year customs through immersive experience. During the event, wives and children gathered together to make various types of intangible cultural heritage lanterns: carp lanterns, lively and vivid, symbolizing surplus year after year; ao fish lanterns, majestic and grand, symbolizing steady progress; revolving scenic lanterns, exquisite and distinctive, showcasing ingenuity; and classical palace lanterns, elegant and dignified, carrying wishes for reunion. As night fell and lights were lit, the carefully decorated garden grounds of the college shone brilliantly, with colorful lanterns and various handmade palace lanterns complementing each other, everywhere permeated with a rich New Year atmosphere.