卯年ランタンゾーン・伝統様式:中秋のイメージとキンモクセイのランタン回廊

Design a Year of the Rabbit themed zone at a Taiwanese Lantern Festival drawing on classical moon imagery. Build a curved covered walkway of timber posts and beams whose ceiling is hung with dozens of large round white silk lanterns of graduated size, arranged to read as phases of the moon along its length. Line the path with hand-made bamboo-and-silk lantern tableaux depicting the moon-rabbit legend — the rabbit pounding medicine, the osmanthus tree, a palace pavilion — each glowing warmly on a low timber plinth with a calligraphic label. Plant real osmanthus shrubs along the path edge for scent. Add a large circular moon lantern of white silk, five metres across, at the walkway's end as a framed terminus with a photo spot marked before it. Hang small red lanterns between the timber posts. Surface the path in grey stone. Show a warm night with crowds photographing the moon lantern. Photorealistic, warm white and amber, poetic and crafted, eye-level view down the walkway.