Tibetan Buddhist festival

Spreading Zhao Da is a ritual of Tibetan Buddhism, which means "great prayer". From the third day to the 24th day of the first month of the Tibetan calendar, monks from the three major monasteries in Lhasa and believers (up to tens of thousands) from all over Tibet, Amdo and Kangqu gathered in Jokhang Temple for various religious activities. On the fifteenth day of the first month, butter lamps and butter sculptures are displayed on Bajiao Street in Lhasa, and they are celebrated by singing and dancing. This is the so-called Lantern Festival. At the Fa Conference, a debate contest was held to select the highest level of Tibetan Buddhism-Gexi. The ceremony ended with a ghost sending ceremony.

The Tibetan calendar in Sichuan and Xiao Zhao lasts for ten days in late February every year, and related religious activities are carried out. During the Fa Conference, monks from the three major monasteries participated in the debate in Jokhang Temple, and chose the second-class Gexi, which was named after it was smaller than the Fa Conference in Sichuan and Zhaoda.