A spectacular 11-day light exhibition designed by Chinese artists has wrapped up in the Israeli Mediterranean city of Tel Aviv. The festival, which concluded on Thursday evening, ted numerous visitors to the Tel Aviv Port, an area of culture, entertainment and leisure activities in the northwest of the city, to enjoy the 21 bright and colorful light installations from Zigong, a city in southwest China's Sichuan province famous for its intangible culture heritage lantern.

A large winding Chinese dragon lightning exhibit, a 30-meter-long and 3-meter-high artwork, was particularly a big hit. Other vivid and colorful Chinese light sculptures featuring pandas, octopuses, flamingos, dinosaurs, and waves also provided visual enjoyment for visitors.