What is the ninth festival of Tibetans in national festivals?

At the foot of Jin Jia Mountain in Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan, there is a ethnic township with a long history and peculiar folk customs-Qiao Qi Tibetan Township in Xiaojin County. Tibetan compatriots here celebrate the traditional festival on the ninth day of the first month every year, and the festival activities are rich and lively. Then let the festivals of ethnic minorities introduce you. Tibetans in mountainous areas of Jin Jia celebrate the ninth festival.

The ninth festival is a traditional festival for Tibetans in the mountainous areas of Jin Jia. Every year on the ninth day of the first lunar month, Tibetan compatriots will hold various lantern festivals in the mountainous areas of Jin Jia, perform traditional programs such as lion dance and dragon dance, and hold unique wrestling between men and women in the evening. The result is often that men lose and women win, which causes laughter and pushes the festival activities to a climax.

In festivals, there are generally dragon lanterns, ox lanterns and lion lanterns. This cow lamp is called "Jiro herding cattle"-two masked boys are playing with a well-dressed cow lamp and teasing while singing folk songs in Jia Rong Tibetan. "Jiro" is a cowherd who cultivates the fields.

In the last nine festivals, there are acrobatic performances, such as "A lion crossing a tree", "Taking treasure from the air", "Jiro lifting mountains to catch the sun" and "Swan incubating eggs". "Swan Incubation" consists of four square tables, on which a roll of summer sleeping mat dryer stands upright. A large dustpan is placed on the top of the cylinder. Masked performers turn the stacked square tables upside down and enter from the bottom of the drying cylinder of the mat. Their hands and feet move up along the wall, take out the dustpan from the top of the upper opening and put it under their feet. The performer performed a basic handstand in the dustpan and performed a wonderful performance of "Swan Incubating Eggs".

Legend has it that Pangu opened the heavens and the earth, and everything started in the first month of the lunar calendar: the first chicken, the first two dog, the third pig, the fourth sheep, the fifth cow, the sixth horse, the seventh man, the eighth valley, the ninth day and the tenth place. People think that everything is a gift from the God of Heaven, and in the eyes of Tibetans, heaven is extremely sacred and supreme. In order to express their admiration for the sky, collectors call the ninth day of the first lunar month their own festival to welcome the birth of everything, celebrate last year's bumper harvest and wish a happy New Year.

As an important festival in the mountainous area of Jin Jia, Tibetan people express their understanding of society and attitude towards new things in the form of singing and dancing. Therefore, in recent years, the first nine festivals have been integrated into disco, pop songs and other new contents, and gradually developed into cultural celebration days for Tibetans in Jin Jia mountainous areas.

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