What are the traditional festivals of Naxi nationality? Introduction of Naxi traditional festivals.

1. Many festivals of Naxi nationality are the same as those of Han nationality. Such as Spring Festival, Tomb-Sweeping Day, Dragon Boat Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival. However, the Spring Festival activities are different from those of the Han nationality and have strong national characteristics. Like many ethnic groups in southwest China, Naxi people also have a torch festival. The traditional festivals of the nation mainly include mule and horse club, farm tool club, dragon king club and Chaoshan club, and the most distinctive one is the stick club.

2. The Bangbang Club on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month is a traditional festival of Naxi nationality, which is called "Bangbang Club" by the people. The "Bangbang Club" marks the end of the Spring Festival and the beginning of spring ploughing.

3. In the third section, "Three Flowers" is the national protector of Naxi nationality belief, also known as "Apu Three Flowers", which means "three ancestors (or grandparents)". According to legend, he is a sheep and a god of war. Every year, on February 8th and August Sheep Day, people from four towns and villages come to Sanduge to burn incense and worship God. Naxi people from afar will go to Sanduge to worship and pray for the blessing of the three gods.

4. Torch Festival, from June 24th to 26th in the lunar calendar, is a traditional torch festival of Naxi nationality. Originally originated from the use of fire to resist various natural disasters. Naxi language calls this festival "the grace of Chuan Mei".