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Firecrackers are devices that create beautiful fireworks by exploding in the sky during festivals or New Year's celebrations. People around the world enjoy using them to commemorate special occasions.
In China, firecrackers are often set off during the Spring Festival (Lunar New Year), and in the United States, they are common on Independence Day. In Korea, people enjoy firecracker displays during firework festivals and at the end of the year.
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Firecrackers are playthings made using gunpowder, and it is said they were first invented in 7th-century China. Initially, they were used to ward off evil spirits, but gradually they became a cultural symbol of celebration and joy.
Nowadays, there's a growing trend of replacing firecrackers with LED lights or drone shows due to environmental and safety concerns. However, firecrackers are still loved by people worldwide. Like BTS's 'Dynamite,' firecrackers are also used as a symbol of passion and energy for the younger generation.