What is Tomb-Sweeping Day's name? Another name for Tomb-Sweeping Day.

1, Cold Food Festival: Also known as Hot Food Festival, No Smoking Festival and Cold Food Festival, its date is from the solstice of winter 105, that is, there are still one or two days left in Tomb-Sweeping Day. The main custom of this festival is to ban fire, cook without fire, and only eat prepared cold food, hence the name.

2. Mountaineering Festival: It is said that after Dayu's flood control, people used the word "Qingming" to celebrate that the flood had been eliminated and the world was peaceful. The origin of this Tomb-Sweeping Day is that spring blossoms, everything recovers, and the sky is clear and bright, which is a good time to go for an outing in spring. Going for an outing began as early as the Tang Dynasty and has become a habit throughout the ages. In addition to enjoying the beautiful lakes, mountains and spring scenery, we also carry out various entertainment activities to increase the interest of life.

3. Ghost Festival: Grave-sweeping is very popular in Tomb-Sweeping Day. In fact, sweeping graves is the content of Tomb-Sweeping Day's Cold Food Festival the day before. It is said that cold food originated in Jin Wengong to mourn Jiexiu. During the twenty years of Emperor Xuanzong's reign, he ordered the world to "eat cold food in the ground". Because cold food is associated with Qingming, it gradually spread to sweeping graves in Qingming. During the Qingming period, sweeping graves is more popular. In ancient times, children often flew kites when sweeping graves. Some kites are equipped with bamboo flutes, which can make a sound when the wind blows, just like the sound of kites. It is said that this is the reason why kites get their names.

4. Festival of ancestor worship: refers to the festival of ancestor worship. Tomb-Sweeping Day, July 30th, Double Ninth Festival and New Year's Eve are the four traditional festivals for ancestor worship in China. Since ancient times, China has had the custom of offering sacrifices to ancestors at festivals to show filial piety and not forget one's roots. Sacrifice to ancestors, including family sacrifice and grave sacrifice. Ancestral temple sacrifice, also known as temple sacrifice, is that people of the clan gather in the ancestral temple to worship their ancestors.

5. Tomb-Sweeping Day: It is another name of Tomb-Sweeping Day. The festival is held at the turn of mid-spring and late spring. It has two connotations: nature and humanity. It is both a natural solar term and a traditional festival. Tomb-Sweeping Day is a combination of natural solar terms and humanistic customs, as well as a combination of favorable weather, favorable geographical position and human harmony. It fully embodies the Chinese ancestors' thought of pursuing harmony between heaven and earth, paying attention to adapting to the right time, place and people and following the laws of nature.

6. March Festival: The third day of the third lunar month in Taiwan Province Province is called "March Festival" or "Three-Day Festival". Today, people in Zhangzhou worship the ancestral tomb, but Tomb-Sweeping Day does not provide another one. The third day of the third lunar month was originally the birthday of God Tian Xuan, which was called "Ancient Tomb-Sweeping Day" or "March Festival" in Taiwan Province, and it was necessary to offer sacrifices to ancestors. Tian Xuan refers to the North Star. The ancients believed in Polaris and thought that the emperor ruled the sky, so there were many believers in Taiwan Province Province.