What festivals are there in Guangxi?

Worship the legendary heroine. Her deeds are tragic and touching. Long ago, the Zhuang brothers were often enslaved and ravaged by the government. Bai Ya and her husband lead a dog's life. They can't live any longer, so they have to lead the uprising.

In a battle, Bai Ya's husband died heroically. Bai Ya decided to avenge her husband. The soldiers in the uprising were very sympathetic to her misfortune and unanimously supported her as a leader.

2. Children's Day

On Children's Day, children from all villages dressed in red and green gathered in the nearest market. Children get special permission from their parents to buy toys, stationery, rice noodles, cakes and other delicacies. Children's Day in Donglan and other counties is held on the hillside. In the early morning, when the cock crows all over the sky, the children set off firecrackers in front of their homes and held torches to the spring to drink "fairy water".

3. Flower Festival: every year on the second or nineteenth day of the second lunar month.

Kaohua, also known as Huapo and Baihua Fairy, is a goddess sincerely worshipped by the Zhuang people. Legend has it that the Hundred Flowers Fairy arrived on this day. She likes kapok tree, because it grows tall and strong, and it is full of red flowers in spring, bright as fire. Therefore, she often lives in a kapok tree to protect the peace of the earth and the world.

4. Cattle Soul Festival

Cattle Soul Festival is also called "Cow King Festival" and "Off-yoke Festival". This is a festival for the Zhuang people to worship the cow god. The festival is held on April 8 of the lunar calendar every year, and in some places it is held on June 8 or August 8. According to legend, the eighth day of April is the birthday of Niu Wang.

It used to be a god who was ordered by the Jade Emperor to plant grass for greening the world. The Jade Emperor stipulated that a handful of grass seeds should be sown every three steps, but three grass seeds were sown at a time. As a result, there are more grass on the ground than seedlings. The jade emperor sent it to eat grass on earth.

Cattle come to the world, feed on grass, cultivate people, and work hard all year round. People appreciate its contribution, so they sacrifice the soul of the cow on their birthday. On that day, the farmer gave the cows a day off, and every household cleaned up the cows and renovated the cowshed.

The elders in the village commented on the cows in the village and encouraged all households to care for them. Every family steamed five-color glutinous rice, wrapped it in loquat leaves and fed it to cattle. Some of them put wine, meat, fruit and offerings outside the house, and their parents led an old cow around the dining table, so that the whole family could have a holiday meal.

5, jumping palace festival

On the first day, a drum invitation ceremony will be held, in which Namo (the oldest leader) will be invited to play the bronze drum for the ceremony, with the villagers who are preparing for the ceremony, dressed in ancient costumes, and the foreman (general manager). After Namo agreed, he led everyone to the place where the drums were buried, burning incense and chanting scriptures and offering religious sacrifices.

Then the bronze drum was dug out of the ground and tied to the drum table with the sacrifice. Everyone was singing and dancing, and the anti-bronze drum was taken to Gongping, a place where festivals and dances were held.