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Americas First
Authentic Chinese Lantern Festival
The Atlanta Chinese Lantern Festival Committee will host Americas first
authentic Chinese Lantern Festival. Committee members represent State and
local organizations as leading citizens in education, business,
government, and professional organizations.
A historic destination event, the Atlanta Chinese Lantern Festival will
attract domestic and international tourist to the metropolitan area. The
important event in Asia, the Lantern Festival will define Metro Atlanta,
in Asia, as a Good Luck, Good Fortune, and Happiness location. This
definition means we are a wonderful place for education, investment,
vacation, government relations and, friendships. Strong in all of Asia, it
is particularly important in PR China, Korea, and Vietnam.
The Atlanta Chinese Lantern Festivals market is PR China, Korea, Japan,
Europe, and Vietnam. 1,010,000,000 people will receive major advertisement
and notification via television, radio, print media, and, the internet.
Multigenerational Asian families, business, government, and students are
the target market. The appeal of the Festival encompasses all of humanity,
especially Westerners unfamiliar with the importance of Lantern Festivals
and Lanterns for psychological, social, and, financial and relationship
security.
100 Royal Lantern Craftsmen, from PR China, will construct in three months
a must see and experience exhibition of art. The Festivals main features
are 40 giant lanterns, some five stories high and/or 30 m (290) long, 250
medium sized will define special events, and 2,500 small lanterns that
light the pathways. Once completed, 40 Lantern Craftsmen will remain
behind to maintain and dismantle the Lanterns.
This historic event closes previous attempts to hold the event in America
since 1820. Chinese in origin, 208 BC, the Lantern Festival is significant
to Asians everywhere. Lanterns in the home or business states that
happiness, success, and good luck reside there.
Contact
Dimitri R. Moore,
Chair
Glendon Thompson, President
dimitri.moore@gmail.com
gthompson@arcomgroup.net
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