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Rich Artistic Connotation & Historical Background:

In ancient China, people celebrated the Lunar New Year with various grand festivities.

One of the most popular activities was the "Shangyuan Festival," also known as the "Yuanxiao Festival."

During this festival, people would dress up in elaborate costumes and participate in parades and performances to pray for good luck and happiness.

Among these activities, the image of ancient Chinese witches stood out.

They usually wore gorgeous robes and headdresses, holding wands or fans, displaying a mysterious and elegant temperament.

One famous witch image is Bai Suzhen from the story "The Legend of the White Snake," who is renowned for her beauty, intelligence, and kindness.

Apart from Bai Suzhen, there were many other famous ancient Chinese witch images, such as Guanyin Bodhisattva in "Journey to the West" and Nie Xiaoqian in "Strange Tales of a Lonely Studio."

These witch images not only represent a special role in ancient Chinese culture but also reflect people's admiration and praise for female power and wisdom.

In modern society, although we no longer celebrate Shangyuan Festival or similar festivals like in ancient times, we can still draw inspiration and enlightenment from these ancient traditions.

We can learn from the wisdom and courage of ancient witches and their profound thoughts on human destiny and social development.

By understanding these traditional cultural elements, we can better understand our cultural roots and add more meaning and value to our lives.

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