The Shanhaijing lantern festival film shows an illuminated, mythology-themed entrance in Zhengzhou in 2024. This short original clip is a starting point for reviewing the visible scene and the published project context.
- Location
- Zhengzhou, China
- Theme
- Mythology & storytelling
Project setting
A short Jingquan project film showing the illuminated entrance of a Shanhaijing-themed lantern festival in Zhengzhou.
What the film shows
The illuminated Shanhaijing entrance in its night-time festival setting, recorded in the original project film.
Observe the entrance as a complete composition
Consider the relationship between the arch, character forms, surrounding light and arrival viewpoint. For a new venue, describe the story you want to tell and how the entrance should connect with the rest of the visitor route.
Give a themed lantern proposal the right information
- Identify the venue, available entrance space and intended opening date.
- Share artwork or references you are authorised to use.
- Record the proposed dimensions, quantities and visual priorities.
- Ask for the design, fabrication, packing and site responsibilities to be defined.
Review the project record alongside the film
The original clip is brief and does not document every part of the event. Use the related case study for the published project information. For a new order, request the specific configuration and scope rather than inferring them from the film.
Move from a theme to a venue brief
Use the scene solutions to organise your own venue requirements, then select relevant product references. Share the artwork, space and dates so the design and delivery scope can be discussed together.
Bring your project into the conversation.
Share your country, venue, planned dates and selected references. Include a plan or photographs when available so the proposed design and scope can be reviewed.
Discuss your project


