What are the traditional national festivals?

What festivals do 55 ethnic minorities have? Festivals of Zhuang nationality-Song Festival on March 3rd, Spring Festival, Gyro Festival, Dragon Festival, Chili Festival and Festival.

Gelao festival-offering sacrifices to mountains, eating new things and celebrating the New Year.

Yi Festival-Yi Year, Public Sacrifice, Flower Arrangement Festival, February 8th. -Wang Pan (King Pan Hu) Festival, Danu Festival, Guagatang Festival (King Gua Festival), Laundry Festival, Ganba Festival, Half Moon Festival and Zhuzhu Festival. Xibe festivals-shame festival and westward migration festival

Festivals in Uzbekistan-Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha and Nowruz.

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* * * Eid al-ji zi (Eid al-Fitr), Kurban (Eid al-Adha) and Nowruz.

Wa festivals-Spring Festival, Arbor Day, New Rice Day. Slaughter Sacrifice —— On 14th day of the first month, 2nd day of February, 3rd day of March and 4th day of April, the official economic conference of You Ning Temple was held.

Tujia festivals-catch up with the Chinese New Year, celebrate the Chinese New Year and celebrate the king.

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Tajik Festival-Up to now, there are Kidir Festival and Baroti Festival (also known as Lantern Festival).

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Festival of She Nationality —— March 3rd and Spring Festival of She Nationality

Salar festivals-Eid al-Adha and Eid al-Fitr. Qiang festivals-Day Qiang Festival, Mountain Sacrifice Ceremony (also known as Mountain Sacrifice Meeting, Mountain God Meeting) offer caves, turn mountains and taste new flowers. Naxi festivals-Mule and Horse Club, Farm Tools Club, Dragon King Club and Mountain Worship Club.

Mulao Festivals-Spring Festival, February Spring Festival, Birthday of Cow, Sacrifice to Zhenwu.

Miao nationality-Miao year, April 8, Dragon Boat Festival, Spring Festival, Autumn Festival, Huashan Festival and Suspension Bridge Festival. Mongolian traditional festivals.

Maonan festivals-Dragon Boat Festival, Pumpkin Festival and Double Ninth Festival

Manchu festival

Loba Festival-Ondelin Festival

Yi nationality festival-bath club

Li Festival-Spring Festival and March 3rd.

Lahu festivals-Spring Festival, Tomb-Sweeping Day, Dragon Boat Festival, Torch Festival and Full Moon Festival in August.

Kirgiz Festival

Jingzu Festival-Singing Ha Festival (including four important activities: offering sacrifices to gods, ancestors, entertainment and drinking in the countryside)

Jinuo Festival-Commemorating the birthday of Ama Bai Yao, the ancestor of Jinuo nationality.

* * * Three major festivals-Lent, Eid al-Adha and Holy Day.

Kazakh festivals-Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha, Holy Day and Nawuluzi.

Hani festivals-Zalet Festival (October), Harvest Festival, Yellow Rice Festival, Zaza Festival and Yekuza Festival.

Ewenki-Mikulu Festival, Aobao Festival and Wurigong Festival

Oroqen Festival

Russian festivals

Single Dragon Festival -Kaque Wow or Delhi Wow

Dong festivals-Dong Year, Fireworks Festival, Eating New Rice and Eating New Vegetables Festival.

Dongxiang festival

De 'ang Festival-Closing Ceremony, Opening Ceremony and Water-splashing Festival.

An important festival of Dai people

Daour Festival

Tradition of Korean nationality

Tibetan festivals-Tibetan New Year, Bathing Festival, Snowdon Festival, Dama Festival, Flower Watching Festival, Wine Festival, Langzharega Festival, Russian Festival, Luo Rang Flower-tying Festival, Bathing Festival, Exorcism Festival, Swing Festival, Butter Lantern Festival, Fruit Watching Festival and Mountain Crossing Festival.

Buyi festivals-Tea White Songs, Buyi New Year's Day, Buyi March 3rd, Buyi April 8th and June 6th.

Bulang Festival

Baoan-Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha, Holy Day.

Achang Festival-Playing White

What are the 40 points of the festivals of ethnic minorities in China? There are 55 ethnic minorities in China. Festivals of all ethnic groups are rich and colorful. The famous ones are: Nadam in Mongolia, Water-splashing Festival in Dai nationality, Knife and Handle Festival in Yi nationality, Torch Festival in Yi nationality, March Street in Bai nationality, Zalaite Banner in Hani nationality, butter sculpture Lantern Festival in Tibetan nationality, eye and brain longitudinal songs of Jingpo nationality and wax. Because some ethnic minorities believe in religion, they have the same major festivals, such as Eid al-Adha. See baike.baidu/view/415907 for details.

What are the Mid-Autumn Festival festivals in our country?

What are the festivals of all ethnic groups? Mongolian festival

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The traditional festivals in Mongolia mainly include the Lunar New Year, and the Mongolian language is "Chagan Saren", that is, Bai Yue. Mongolian New Year Festival, also called "White Festival" or "Bai Yue", is closely related to the whiteness of milk. In addition, there are Zulu Festival, Maier Festival, Aobao Festival, Manhair Festival, Nadam Festival and Horse Milk Festival.

Mongolian New Year Festival

Mongolian New Year's Day is also called "White Festival" or "Bai Yue", which is closely related to the whiteness of milk, and "White" means "Kaiyuan" in Mongolian mind. There are different legends about Mongolian New Year. According to historical records, since the Yuan Dynasty, Mongolians have accepted the calendar of the Han nationality. Therefore, Bai Yue of Mongolia coincides with the first month of the Spring Festival of Han nationality. This is the origin of Mongolian "Spring Festival". Although the Mongolian New Year coincides with the Spring Festival of the Han nationality, it absorbs some customs of the Han nationality, such as eating jiaozi and setting off firecrackers in the fifth watch, but it also retains many traditional customs of the Mongolian nationality. In agricultural and pastoral areas, Mongolians usually eat hand-grabbed meat and light bonfires on New Year's Eve to show family reunion, bid farewell to the old and welcome the new. In the early morning of the first day, the younger generation saluted their elders with "welcome wine", and relatives and friends offered Hada to each other to congratulate them on the auspicious New Year. Throughout Bai Yue (in the first month), herders dressed in festive costumes can often be seen on the grassland, accompanied by horseshoes or cars and motorcycles, with wine songs, visiting relatives and friends together.

Nadam Fair

Mongolian means "game" or "entertainment". Originally refers to the Mongolian traditional "three men's competitions"-wrestling, horse racing and archery. With the development of the times, it has gradually evolved into a grand celebration and material exchange activity that includes various cultural and entertainment contents today. Nadam in history is not limited by time, and is generally held on occasions such as offering sacrifices to mountains and rivers, military expeditions, triumphs, the emperor's accession to the throne, the first month, and large-scale celebrations. Nowadays Nadam is held at the turn of summer and autumn every year. The scale generally depends on the production situation of animal husbandry in that year, with a small harvest and a big harvest. In addition to the traditional "men's triathlon", there are cultural performances, track and field competitions and various economic and cultural exhibitions, as well as order negotiation and material exchange.

Horse milk festival [a custom of Mongolian in Xilinguole grassland]

Mongolian traditional festivals. It is named after praising horses and drinking koumiss. Mainly popular in Xilingol grassland and Erdos pastoral area in Inner Mongolia. Usually held in late August of the lunar calendar, the date is not fixed and lasts for one or two days. In order to celebrate the harvest and bless each other, besides preparing enough kumiss, we also entertain guests with whole sheep seats, hold horse races, invite folk singers to sing greetings, give gifts to old Mongolian doctors, and perform or show movies in Wulan Qi Mu. It is said that Nadam Festival originated from this.

Jiaobao

There are many traditional Mongolian sacrificial activities, such as offering sacrifices to heaven, fire, ancestors and Aobao. Among them, offering sacrifices to Aobao is a common sacrificial activity in Mongolian residential areas.

"Aobao" is a Mongolian transliteration, also known as "Ebo" and "Naobao", and Chinese means "Gaoduizi". Originally, it refers to stone piles or mounds made of stones or mud on nomadic borders and roads, and is used for marking. As recorded in the Hall of Qinghui, Mongolia "is a place where nomadic people meet, and those who have no mountains and rivers for their ambitions are called Aobao". Later, it was gradually regarded as the residence of the gods, as the object of sacrifice and worship. As a result, the original landmarks and road signs have become places where gods such as mountain gods, road gods and village guards are worshipped. It can also be built on site as needed. In the past, all flags, sumu and temples in Inner Mongolia had their own public oboes, and wealthy families also built several oboes, each with its own name.

Aobao is generally built on high-lying hills. Many stones are piled up, some are surrounded by wicker and filled with sand. Generally speaking, it has a round or domed square base. Insert a number of banners or branches, and hang various prayer flags or ribbons on them. Some grain is put in bags, some bows and arrows, and some are buried in Buddha statues. Aobao varies in size and quantity. Generally, it is a single individual, and 7 or 13 are juxtaposed to form the Aobao group. The main oboe in the middle is bigger than those on both sides (or around).

In the past, the activities of offering sacrifices to Aobao were mostly carried out from May to July in the lunar calendar, when the water plants were rich and the cattle and sheep were fat. At that time, people in Bensumu, Benqi and even nearby counties will help the old and bring the young, and bring Hada, whole sheep, milk wine and milk food to Aobao. First, Hada and sacrifices were offered, then the Lama chanted and prayed, and everyone bowed down. Then add stones or repair them with wicker, and hang new prayer flags and five-color ribbons. Finally, people attending the sacrifice should circle Aobao from left to right for three times, praying for God's blessing and the prosperity of people and animals. After the sacrificial ceremony, traditional sports activities such as horse racing, wrestling, archery and basketball throwing are often held.

Korean nation

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Its festivals are basically the same as those of the Han nationality, including Spring Festival, Tomb-Sweeping Day, Dragon Boat Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival ... >>

What are the main festivals of all ethnic groups in China? Torch-playing, wrestling, bullfighting and song and dance performances at the Yi Torch Festival on June 24th.

Flower arranging festival, flower arranging duet, eighth day of February.

Song and Dance and Bright Costume of Yi People's Costume Festival on March 28th.

Yi people dance tiger sheng and tiger dance on the Tiger Festival from the eighth day to the fifteenth day of the first lunar month.

Sacrificial Ceremony of Mizhi Festival of Yi People

Mouding's "March Meeting" saw the exchange of materials and the performance of national songs and dances from March 27th to February19th.

March 15 to 2 1 day: Material exchange, horse racing, song and dance performances in March Street of Dali Bai people.

Bai people sing and dance on the fifteenth day of the first month of the Qing Dynasty.

From April 23 to 25, Bai people worship and plant seedlings around Sanling.

Bai rice planters will offer sacrifices, plant seedlings and celebrate the season of singing mango seeds.

On June 25th, the Bai Torch Festival was marked with torch, dragon boat race and singing.

Song, temple and duet at the end of July.

White pear blossoms have a picnic in the pear garden every year when the pears are in full bloom.

The sacrificial rites, songs and dances, and cave sutra music of the Bai people's association are different in different villages.

Dai water-splashing festival, dragon boat race, water splashing, song and dance in mid-April.

Dai people send dragon boat festival sacrifices, songs and dances in January in the solar calendar.

The closing festival of Dai people, Yanfo Pagoda, song and dance solar calendar in mid-July.

Dai people's opening ceremony, string village, Gregorian calendar 65438+ singing, dancing and singing in mid-October.

Amatu sacrificial rites, songs and dances and street banquets of the Hani nationality are held in the Year of the Loong in February.

On June 24th, "Kuzhazha" (June Festival) swayed, wrestled, sang and danced.

Dancing and wrestling in the "Rima Master" Festival of Hani people in March.

The Hani people catch grasshoppers to eat on June 24th of the lunar calendar.

Swing, song and dance of Hani daughter's day on the fourth day of the second lunar month.

On the second day of the second lunar month, Hani Dragon Boat Festival/Xinmi Festival, gongs, cowhide drums, Bawu and ukulele.

Swing, song and dance of Hani Misuza Festival

Hani and Miao people like to light bonfires and sing and dance in early May.

Miao and Miao people climb flower poles, lusheng and dance in the first month of Huashan Festival.

You, you, you and your bathhouse are going to soak in hot springs and have a singing contest on the second day of the first month.

Yi people have a family reunion dinner and shoot crossbows on the "rice market" festival from the first day to the fifteenth day of the first month.

On the eighth day of February, Yi Sabre Festival climbed sabre, entered the fire, lost packets, and sang and danced.

Naxi Milla Club/Bangbang Club has a picnic on the eighth day of February, horse racing, singing and dancing, and farm tools trading.

On June 25th, the Naxi people held three festivals: sacrifice, duet and bullfighting.

Material exchange and cultural performance of Naxi mule and horse club in mid-March/mid-July of the lunar calendar.

Naxi people worship heaven and spring in the autumn of the first month/July.

Material exchanges and cultural performances of Naxi people in July.

On the fifteenth day of the first month of the Dragon Boat Festival, Naxi people's material exchange and cultural and sports performances.

Lahu and Lahu people's Kuzha Festival (New Year's Festival), elephant foot drum dance and two-person turn to Dai calendar in late March or early April.

Bonfires, songs and dances on the Hulu Festival of the Lahu nationality on the tenth day of the tenth lunar month.

Lahu people worship the sun god and sing and dance in summer.

Sacrifice, Song and Dance of the Wa Lamu Drum Festival "Greer Moon"/Gregorian calendar 65438+ February.

In April and September, there were sacrifices, songs and dances in Fengjie.

On New Year's Day, Kakwa, the only dragon, offered sacrifices, boasted by cows, and sang and danced in the winter or the first month.

Jingpo people's eyes and brains sing sacrifices and sing and dance in the first month of the lunar calendar.

Slave Day lasts from1February to the tenth day of the first month of the following year, offering sacrifices to ancestors, soil, singing and dancing.

Flowers are picked, danced and danced on the fifteenth day of the third lunar month.

Achang ethnic group Achang ethnic group will shoot white elephants and dance elephant feet drums in the street in the middle of September of the lunar calendar.

Pumi people will swing, race horses, sing and dance on the first day of the sixth day of the twelfth lunar month.

Pumi people will travel, sing and dance in the mountains on May 5th.

Tibetan Grassland Festival in Tibet/Horse racing, picnics and pot jumping in Tibetan calendar years.

The Tibetan "Huaer" will sing a song on the 14th day of June in the lunar calendar.

Tibetan jumping, offering sacrifices, singing and dancing, Tibetan New Year's Eve.

The Tibet Horse Racing Club holds a competition on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month.

* * * * * Gul's sects celebrate festivals and slaughter animals in Muhalam in October.

* * * Eid al-Fitr worship, chanting, singing and dancing in June.

* * * Reduce meat consumption on May 23rd.

* * * Slaughter some cattle and sheep on Eid al-Adha, offering sacrifices to Ramadan+1February.

* * * Holy Day * * Teaching calendar March 12.

Jinuo Kote Festival, singing and dancing, string village, playing gyro in January.

On May 29th, the Yao King sacrificed songs and dances.

Yao people dance the bronze drums at the Ganba Festival in late February.

The annual "Liquor-drinking Festival" of Yao nationality ...

What are the traditional festivals of ethnic minorities in China?

Bai torch festival

Tibetan butter lamp flower festival

Mongolian Aobao Festival

Snow Festival in Tibet

Zhuang Gewei Festival

Miao Lusheng Festival

Korea Jiahui Festival

Dongxiangzhai, Eid al-Adha, Holy Day.

What are the major festivals of ethnic minorities in a year? Traditional festivals of 56 ethnic groups in China.

1, Achang nationality

Achang people mostly live in Yunnan, which is one of the earliest ethnic groups in China. Huijie, a tradition of Achang nationality, is held in the middle of September of the lunar calendar every year. Achang people believe in Hinayana Buddhism, and Huijie is a religion. The main religious festivals include entering the depression (closing the door), leaving the depression (opening the door), burning white firewood, water splashing festival and so on. In addition to religious festivals, there are many traditional festivals unique to this nation. For example, Torch Festival, Varo Festival, Flower Watering Festival and Spring Festival. White elephant shooting is a traditional festival of Achang nationality.

2. De 'ang nationality

The traditional folk festivals of De 'ang mainly include Water-splashing Festival, Closing Festival, Opening Festival and burning white firewood, which are mostly related to Buddhist activities. De 'ang people also have ceremonies such as ancestor worship hall, village gods, land gods, dragons and girls, among which Dragon Boat Festival is the most interesting. Religious festivals include "Entering the Depression" (Closing the Door), which is the largest pure fasting festival for devout Buddhists.

3. Dongxiang nationality

Dongxiang people, like other ethnic groups with religious beliefs, have three major festivals every year, namely Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha and Holy Day.

4. Dong nationality

The dates of Dong traditional festivals vary from place to place. The main festivals are wedding festival, bridging festival, ox festival, eating new things festival, fireworks festival and so on.

5. Bai nationality

Bai people have many traditional festivals. March Street, with a history of thousands of years, is the biggest festival of Bai people every year, and now it is named March Street National Festival. And "Torch Festival" (also known as Chinese Valentine's Day) and other national festivals have distinctive features. Other major festivals include New Year's Day, Three Spirits Festival, Torch Festival, Sea Opera and Sun Worship. Like the Han nationality, Qingming Festival, Dragon Boat Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival are also celebrated.

6.Dulong people

The only traditional festival (Dulong language: Kakwa) is also related to religion. Kakwa is held on a certain day of the twelfth lunar month every year, and the specific time is decided by each family or family. The length of the festival usually depends on how much food is prepared. During the festival, people will hold ceremonies of offering sacrifices to mountain gods, singing and dancing.

7. Russians

Russian traditional national festivals are mainly related to religious beliefs. Russians celebrate Christmas every year on the Gregorian calendar 65438+10.7 to commemorate the birth of Jesus.

8. Oroqen nationality

There are not many traditional festivals of Oroqen nationality, only the Spring Festival, the clan's "Mokun" meeting, the religious activity "Ominaren" and the bonfire party. The main festival is the Lunar New Year.

June 18 every year is the traditional festival of Oroqen nationality-bonfire party. On this day, Oroqen people will light bonfires, sing and dance to celebrate their national festivals.

9. Bulang nationality

The most distinctive festivals are: New Year's Day, offering sacrifices to gods, washing cattle's feet and so on.

10, Ewenki nationality

The Ewenki people, whether herders, hunters or farmers, take the Lunar New Year as their main festival. On the 23rd day of the twelfth lunar month, there will be a sacrifice to Vulcan. Pastoral areas will hold the "Mikulu" Festival on May 22nd, which is actually a festival evolved from production activities. On this day, it is necessary to count the number of livestock, trim and brand horses. On the fifth day of May, people pick mugwort leaves and put them on their heads, and go to the river to wash their faces and bathe for health. There is also "Aobao Sacrifice" in pastoral areas, which is a festival evolved from religious sacrifices, and horse racing and other activities are to be held. 1 1, Gaoshan nationality

1 1 Gaoshan nationality

There are many festivals of Gaoshan nationality. Most of their traditional festivals are strongly religious. Harvest Festival, also known as Harvest Festival, Harvest Festival, Harvest Festival, etc. , equivalent to the Spring Festival of the Han nationality, is the biggest festival of Gaoshan nationality.

12, Gelao nationality

Sacrificing mountains, eating new dishes and celebrating the New Year are the three major festivals celebrated by the Gelao people everywhere. The Spring Festival is the biggest festival for the Gelao people. October 1st of the lunar calendar is the traditional festival of the Gelao nationality "Niuwang Festival", which is a unique folk festival of the Gelao nationality.

13, Korean nationality

Its festivals are basically the same as those of the Han nationality. The Korean people have five major festivals, which are still celebrated grandly. These five festivals are: Yuanri (Spring Festival), Shangyuan (Lantern Festival), Cold Food (Tomb-Sweeping Day), Dragon Boat Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival. Koreans have a long tradition of respecting the elderly. As early as in Lee's Korea (1392- 19 10), September 9th was designated as Comfort Day for the Elderly. There are also three family festivals, namely, the baby's first birthday, the family festival (60th birthday) and the wedding festival (60th wedding anniversary).

14, Li nationality

The festivals of the Li nationality are closely related to the calendar of the Li nationality. Before liberation, most festivals of the Li nationality used the lunar calendar in neighboring Han areas and areas where Li and Han nationalities lived together. The festivals were the same as those of the Han nationality, such as Spring Festival, Tomb-Sweeping Day and Dragon Boat Festival. As far as Li nationality is concerned, the most grand and common festivals are Spring Festival and March 3rd.

15, Lisu nationality (all four tones of Lisu nationality)

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What are the festivals of ethnic minorities, ethnic festivals?

Yi torch festival

June 24th of the lunar calendar is the Torch Festival of the Yi people; Miao people worship the "land" god on this day; June 25th of the lunar calendar is the Torch Festival of the Bai people.

Torch Festival is the most solemn festival of these two ethnic minorities. Every household burns incense, worships ancestors, drinks and eats meat. There is a big torch in the village, some of which are as high as 12 meters. According to the average year and leap year, 65,438+02 or 65,438+03 wheat stalks are tied up and filled with incense, sugar and fruit to show good harvest and good luck.

Major Miao festivals

Dragon Boat Festival

The Dragon Boat Festival of the Han nationality is on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, while the Dragon Boat Festival of the Miao nationality is on the 24th to 27th of the fifth lunar month. The Miao language of Dragon Boat Festival is called "Zhaweng" (meaning to row a dragon boat), and it is also called "Louweng" (meaning to eat dragon meat). Dragon Boat Festival is generally held on Qingshui River, which passes through Kaili, also known as Longtou River. Every year in the fifth month of the lunar calendar, the Miao people who live here will spend the Dragon Boat Festival here.

Jump flower festival

Jump flower festival is the grandest and oldest traditional festival of Anshun Miao people. Legend has it that Yang Luxing, a Miao hero, started it. Up to now, Tiaohua Mountain outside the north gate of Anshun is still named after him. The word "tiaohua" is still a Chinese name, named after planting flower trees on the slope, which is not the same as the Miao language. Miao language calls flower jumping "Oudao", which means "rushing to the slope". The dates of the Flower Jumping Festival are all held in the first month of the lunar calendar, and there are still 24 fixed flower jumping slopes. During the festival, Miao people, especially young men and women, put on holiday clothes. Unmarried men carry dozens or even dozens of exquisite back fans. If women can't find a partner, they can let their brothers take their place, while women wrap ornaments such as silver bells, silver beads and silver chains with parcels. Blowing sheng, a man, dances, while a woman rings a bell and holds a handkerchief, dancing around the flower tree. There are flower pole climbing competitions, crossbow shooting, needlework skills, martial arts performances, bull running, bullfighting and other cultural and sports activities.

Festival on April 8

The eighth day of the fourth lunar month is a traditional festival for Miao people in Guiyang, Ping Huang, Songtao and Xiangxi, Hunan. This festival is to commemorate the Miao hero Yayi. During the festival, Miao compatriots will steam rice with flowers and gather in a fixed place, blowing sheng, to dance or sing love songs. Now, the Miao people in Beijing also celebrate April 8. ...。

June sixth

There are many Tujia festivals in Xiangxi, almost every month, sometimes every month, but the most influential national festival is "Tanning after Qin Dynasty" on June 6th. In order to prevent moth and mildew, Tan's back skin is turned once every year on the sixth day of June, so this day is also called "Sun-dried Dragon Robe" and "Sun-dried Skin". "Yongshun County Records" records: "On June 6th, the book was clothed in the sun. According to legend, Qin, the chieftain of Maogang, was punished that day, and his clothes were splashed with blood, so the nearby residents violently clothed him to hang it, so it was called" drying the dragon robe ".

In Buyi, Zhuang, Miao, Yao and She ethnic minority areas, various activities with their own national characteristics are also held.

[Miao "Song Festival"] The Song Festival held on the sixth day of the sixth lunar month is a traditional festival of Miao people in Fenghuang, Hunan and Songtao, Guizhou. At that time, young Miao men and women dressed in festive costumes will gather in the concert hall to enjoy singing and dancing.

[Yao's "half year"] Half year is a traditional folk festival of Yao nationality, which is held every year on the sixth day of the sixth lunar month.

[Tibetan "Xianglang Festival"] Xianglang Festival is a traditional festival in Xiahe County, Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Gansu Province, which is held from the fourth day to the seventeenth day of the sixth lunar month. "Xianglang" is a Tibetan language, which means "walk around a place and ask God to bless you".

[Manchu "Bug King Festival"] Bug King Festival is a traditional festival of Manchu, which is held on the sixth day of the sixth lunar month.

[Yao's "Laundry Festival"]

Laundry Festival is a traditional festival of Yao nationality in Pan Yao, Guiping, Guangxi, which is held on the sixth day of the sixth lunar month.

The Flower Festival is a traditional festival for the Tu, Dongxiang, Salar and Baoan nationalities in Gansu, Ningxia and Qinghai. It is held on the sixth day of the sixth lunar month every year for five days.

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Eid al-Fitr, Ramadan, is September in the religious calendar. People who believe in religions such as * * * are used to calling it "Ramadan Moon". In this month, * * * and others * * * had enough to eat and drink before the East turned white, and from dawn to sunset in the East, sexual intercourse was forbidden and all diets were cut off. Fasting is one of the "five pillars of Islam" stipulated by * * * religion, and every * * * must be carried out.

The expiration of fasting is one of the most solemn festivals of ethnic groups such as * *, that is, Eid al-Fitr.

Colban Festival

Eid al-Adha is one of the three major festivals of * * *, which is usually held 70 days after Eid al-Fitr. This festival belongs to the ritual scope of Hajj class. * * * Religious Calendar pilgrimage to Mecca every year1early February. 1February 10, the last day of the pilgrimage to Mecca, the celebration began. Eid al-Adha is called "Eid al-Adha" in * * * language >>

What Yi people are there in national festivals?

Torch Festival: June 24th to 25th, customs: lighting torches, wrestling, bullfighting, singing and dancing.

Flower arranging/singing festival: the eighth day of February, custom: collect azaleas and insert them everywhere.

Secret Festival: the eighth day of February, custom: offering sacrifices to dragon trees and having a picnic.

Dragon Boat Festival: the eighth day of February, custom: Lusheng dance.

Clothing Competition Day: March 28th Custom: Clothing Competition

March meeting: March 28th, customs: market, dancing, young men and women dressed in "left foot dance".

Knife and pole festival: February 8, custom: jumping on the knife mountain.

Bai (ba)

March Street: March 14 to 16, customs: material exchange, horse racing, dragon boat racing, singing and dancing.

Around the Three Spirits: April 23 to 25, custom: go around the mountain, worship ancestors, jump the whip of the overlord and inspire octagonal.

Torch Festival: June 25th, custom: exorcise evil spirits and seek happiness, and pray for a bumper harvest.

Main festivals: different dates, customs: offering sacrifices to the Lord, chanting and singing, burning incense and kowtowing, singing and dancing, playing and competing, etc.

Shi Baoshan Song Festival: the third day of July and August, custom: playing and singing Bai love songs.

Miao ethnic group

Huashan Festival: 1 3rd, customs: singing, dancing lusheng and climbing flower poles.

Naxi language

Milla club/baseball club: May 15, custom: horse racing and farm tools exhibition.

Sacrifice to heaven: the festival period is uncertain, and the custom is: pray for prosperity in the new year, eliminate disasters and ward off evil spirits

Mule and horse convention: March and July, custom: livestock trading.

Three festivals: the eighth day of February, customs: horse racing, "Li Ali" jumping and picnicking.

July meeting: in mid-July, custom: big livestock trading, singing.

Mosuo

Mountain God Festival: July 25th, custom: worship the goddess, dance, shoot arrows, and make friends with Asha.

Jingpo

Song of Eyes and Brain: 1 month15th, custom: dancing.

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Birthday of Buddha: April 1 day -4.

Divine dance: Tibetan New Year's Eve, custom: Divine dance program.

Jockey Club: On the fifth day of May, customs: pitch tents, have picnics, entertain guests and race horses.

Enlightenment Day:1October 25th.

Duanyang Festival: the fifth day of May, customs: horse racing, pot dance, string dance, picnic.

Snowdon Festival: the end of June and the beginning of July in Tibetan calendar. Custom: Bathe in Buddha's light, dance Tibetan opera and cross Karin.

Tibetan New Year: The Tibetan New Year is the most solemn and lively national festival for Tibetans, starting from the Tibetan calendar 1 month 1 day and generally lasting 15 days. On New Year's Day, at dawn, young men and women in holiday costumes should pay New Year greetings to each other and wish each other good luck when they meet. Dressed Tibetans will go to nearby temples to worship Buddha, or sing and dance in groups in the street, but they can't visit relatives and friends.

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Niuwang Festival: April 8, custom: eat Niuwang cake, feed cows, sing and dance.

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Water-splashing Festival, custom: singing and dancing, dragon boat racing, splashing water and flying high.

Flower picking festival, custom: picking flowers and offering sacrifices to Buddha.

Dragon Boat Festival: January in the solar calendar, custom: offering sacrifices to the dragon god.

Hani ethnic group

Zarizo: 1 month 1 day, customs: ancestor worship, singing, swinging and banquet.

February is the Year of the Loong. Custom: offering sacrifices to mountains, ancestors and social forests.

New rice festival: the first and second dragon days in August. Custom: Taste new things, offer sacrifices to heaven and relatives.

Kuzaza: June, custom: singing and dancing, offering sacrifices to the gods.

October: October, custom: ancestor worship, street banquet.

Girls' Day: February 2nd, customs: picnic, singing and dancing.

Mother's Day: The first day of March belongs to the Year of the Ox. Custom: Sacrifice to mother and sing in memory of song of a mother.

Zhuang people

Dragon Festival: March, custom: material exchange, young men and women singing and socializing.

Wazu

Singing contest: the twelfth lunar month or the first day of the first month, customs: singing contest and bathing.

Bathroom party: Spring Festival, custom: shower and make friends.

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Eid al-Fitr: the first day of the month of Muhalan, customs: worship, giving "oil incense" and so on.

Eid al-Adha: Back to December, customs: group worship, slaughtering cattle and sheep, etc.

Lahu people

Hulu Festival: October, custom: Lusheng dance, material exchange,

Expansion Festival: the first day of the first month, customs: collecting fresh water, dancing lusheng and hunting.

Sacrifice to the sun god: establish a summer day, custom: worship the gods and pray for a good year.

Department of Veterans Affairs

On the twelfth day of the twelfth lunar month, customs: pulling wooden drums, racing cattle and dancing.

Yao (the legendary leader of the tribal alliance in the late period of the patriarchal clan society in ancient China)

Wang Pan Festival: May 29th, custom: ancestor worship, singing and dancing.

Pumi

Turn the mountain: May 5, custom: turn the mountain, sing and dance, fire a gun.

Achang

Huijie: On September 15th, customs: playing with dragons, dancing with white elephants and dancing with drums like feet.

Jino (JN)

Sacrifice: March, custom: drum dance, bamboo pole top.

Sui dynasty

Festival: from late August to early October, custom: bronze drum dance, singing to find someone.

Delong

Kakwa: In the twelfth lunar month, custom: running cows, offering sacrifices to heaven, jumping over pots and pans and inviting guests to each other.

Aihuazu

Yekuza: In June, customs: swing, dance and have dinner.

Female (female)

Flower Festival: March 15, custom: picking flowers to worship fairies.

Nu nationality year: the 29th day of the twelfth lunar month. Customs: archery, shooting stone targets, singing (guessing boxing), swinging, dancing, etc.

the Mongol nationality

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