They’re perfect for photos just like sky lanterns for good wishes—stunning light seas celebrating the Year of the Rat are simply gorgeous!

By Spotfresh / Travel Attractions Magazine
 
The Lunar Year of the Rat has arrived. Many people make New Year’s wishes during the Spring Festival, hoping for prosperity, health, and happiness. Instead of traveling to Pingxi to write wishes on sky lanterns, you can find wish boxes brimming with festive cheer right at Ren’ai Circle, which are not only great for photos but also perfect for making wishes.

To add to the festive atmosphere and serve the public, Taishin Financial Holding specially installed three large wish boxes on the sidewalk outside its headquarters building on Ren’ai Road in Taipei. These boxes represent wealth, health, and love, allowing people to hang their wish cards inside. It is believed that the collective positive energy from these many wishes will help everyone fulfill their New Year’s dreams.

Recently, those passing by the Taishin Financial Holding building have likely been drawn in by the “Golden Rat Brings Fortune” New Year decorations. Traditional Spring Festival elements such as golden rats, peonies, and Chinese knots have transformed the building into a festive wonderland. The over four-meter-tall fortune-bringing golden rat on the building, the prosperity flower ball at the entrance, the surrounding auspicious firecracker-adorned archways, and the brilliant setup featuring three huge wish boxes make up a spectacular display rarely seen in Taipei’s Lunar New Year decorations.

Particularly noteworthy are the three giant wish boxes on-site, representing wealth, health, and love. Stepping inside one of these wish boxes, you can even see various auspicious sky lanterns hanging above, each inscribed with lucky phrases. Being inside the wish box allows you to soak in a powerful aura of positivity.