辰年ランタンゾーン・伝統スタイル：九龍壁と宮燈長街

Design a Year of the Dragon themed zone at a Taiwanese Lantern Festival in full traditional splendour. Build a long lantern wall about 40 metres in length depicting nine dragons among clouds and waves, constructed as hand-painted silk over bamboo frames in a continuous relief composition, lit from within so the whole wall glows in vermilion, gold, cobalt and jade. Face it with a wide processional street lined on both sides by tall timber poles carrying large red palace lanterns at 4 metre spacing, with dense strings of smaller lanterns crossing overhead. Place a pair of large dragon-pillar lanterns flanking the street's entrance, each coiling around a painted column. Add a traditional revolving lantern pavilion at the midpoint with silhouettes turning on its shade. Surface the street in grey stone. Show a warm night with dense crowds walking the street and the dragon wall glowing along one side. Photorealistic, warm red and gold, ornate and grand, eye-level view down the street.