What are the traditional festivals of Miao nationality?

1, Miao Drum and Tibetan Festival, a traditional sacrificial festival in Leishan County, Guizhou Province, is one of the national intangible cultural heritages. Drum and Tibetan Festival, also called Drum Festival, is a grand ceremony for Miao ancestors to worship their ancestors, commonly known as "eating drums and Tibetan". The drum-and-Tibetan Festival existed in the ancient Sanmiao country before the Qin and Xia Dynasties.

2. The Miao Dragon Boat Festival is a traditional Miao festival, which lasts from May 24th to May 27th in the lunar calendar every year. The Dragon Boat Festival is called "tying an urn" in Miao language, which means rowing a dragon boat. 20 1 1 On June 25th, the three-day Miao Dragon Boat Festival starts from Saturday, May 24th of the lunar calendar.

3. Miao Sisters' Day is a traditional festival of Miao people in Laotun and Shidong areas of Taijiang County, Guizhou Province, and it is one of the national intangible cultural heritages. The Miao Sisters' Festival focuses on young women, and its main activities include showing songs and dances, costumes, traveling, eating sister meals, and exchanging keepsakes between young men and women. The festival is large in scale and rich in content.

4. Lusheng Festival is the most common and grand traditional festival in Miao areas, with Lusheng stepping on the hall and competing for Lusheng as the main activities. Lusheng Festival is generally named after Poe Society (such as Shisanpo and Gulongpo). The time of Lusheng Festival varies from place to place, because some come from auspicious days in ancient times, some come from celebrating harvest, and some come from myths and legends.

Daughter's Day is a traditional Miao festival, which originated from the legend of saving his younger brother Yang. To commemorate Yang Jinhua, every year on the eighth day of the fourth lunar month, Miao people hold a grand ancestor worship ceremony and eat black rice. On the day of the festival, Miao people take the married girl back to their parents' home, and then hold a grand ancestor worship ceremony, and then the whole family eats black rice.