Have you ever seen a radiant laser show?

The laser show is the use of lasers for entertainment purposes. Usually, the light of one or several laser beams is deflected so fast that it has an effect. There are two types of laser shows: the so-called beam show, also known as the room show, in which the laser beam is aimed at the audience (so-called audience scanning) or aimed at them. Or the second variant of graphic display, also commonly referred to as projection display: here, patterns/graphics/text/logos/etc. Projected onto a solid surface. Depends on the size and scope of the laser pointer. The combination of beam performance and graphic performance effects, such as telling certain stories or creating additional dramatic effects in the performance. Laser pointer show is to use laser to produce some visual effects to confuse the audience. The most common is to project laser guns of various colors into the air, and use the vibrating muzzle to bombard the air with the bomb. Generally speaking, in order to avoid causing eye damage to the audience, the laser will not be directed at the audience. Although the laser travels in a straight line, people can see the beam from the side because of the scattering of light by the air. To enhance the effect, artificial smoke or water curtains are often used. The laser show and fireworks work well together, because in addition to being colorful, the fireworks also add smoke to the lasers.