What festival is the third of March of Miao nationality? What are the traditional ceremonies?

The third day of March of the Miao nationality is called the Picking Onion Festival, which evolved from the Miao nationality's ancient love festival for young men and women.

On this day, Miao girls will put on beautiful clothes and boys will dress up. At the same time, young people will come to the singing hall with konoha in their mouths. When celebrating spring ploughing and sowing, everyone will face the task of finding a sweetheart. When a young man invites a girl to sing, it proves that the man is interested in her. If the girl doesn't pick up the song, then the man will take the initiative to quit and find other interested girls. If the girl picks up the song, it means that the girl is also interested in the boy.

Every household can also cook five-color rice and special dishes. Miao women also have high batik skills, and they can dye all kinds of exquisite patterns and flowers and birds' dresses, handkerchiefs, towels, hats and so on.

Therefore, this day is also called the Valentine's Day of Miao people.

The origin of this day is a beautiful legend. It is said that a long time ago, Adano, the daughter of Miao local officials, fell in love with Lang Yannuo, a cattle herder of Miao family. Local officials were particularly angry, saying that the phoenix bird could dance with the staring bird and locked her daughter in the diaojiao building and wouldn't let her go out. At the same time, the man's old man also suggested that boys' honeysuckle and buddy food should not have the same heart. But every day when the boy drives the cow home, he will go to the room to see Adano.

At this time, Adano will use songs to express his feelings. She can sing, and they talk with songs. She made an appointment with Tomb-Sweeping Day to meet that day. Tomb-Sweeping Day arrived that day, and they walked out of the house happily. They happened to meet their love on Weng Paipo, moved the squire and nun, and helped them get married. This incident was widely circulated, and at the same time, it was handed down as a much-told story, and there was an annual festival.