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The opening ceremony of the Tang-style Lantern Festival took place at the Grandview Plaza in Guangzhou's Tianhe district on January 27, along with a holiday parade.

A number of programs, including a fish lantern dance performance and a light show, are staged during the opening ceremony of the Tang-style Lantern Festival in Tianhe. (Photo/Yangcheng Evening News)

People wearing Tang Dynasty (618-907) costumes take pictures during the parade. (Photo/Yangcheng Evening News)

The event will last until March 15, meaning it will continue through China's Spring Festival on February 10, the Lantern Festival on February 24, and Women's Day on March 8. With a focus on the prosperous Silk Road in the Tang Dynasty, it also has set up over 10,000 lanterns to recreate the dynasty's bright streets at night.

Many lanterns are hung to recreate Tang Dynasty streets, attracting many visitors. (Photo/Yangcheng Evening News)