A little vacation. What do you mean?

Question 1: What does a holiday mean? That is, after arguing with others and having an opinion,

Question 2: What does a holiday mean?

Conflicts and disputes with people, etc.

Vacation means

Have had conflicts and disputes with someone.

Question 3: What festivals are there in China? What's the special meaning? What day? The legal holidays in China are: New Year (11October1,one day off); Spring Festival (Lunar New Year, New Year's Eve, the first day of the first month and the second day of the first month have three days off); Tomb-Sweeping Day (on the Qingming Day of the Lunar New Year, one day off); International Women's Day (March 8, women have a half-day holiday); Arbor Day (March12); International Labor Day (May 1, one day off); China Youth Day (on May 4th, more than 14 young people have a half-day holiday); Dragon Boat Festival (the day of the Dragon Boat Festival in the lunar calendar, a day off); International Nurses' Day (May12); Children's Day (June 1, 14 children have a day off); China * * * birthday anniversary (July1); China people's * * * anniversary of the founding of the army (August 1, half a day off for servicemen); Teacher's Day (September10); Mid-Autumn Festival (on the day of the Lunar Mid-Autumn Festival, there is a day off); National Day (65438+1 October1,three days off); News Festival (165438+1October 8th).

The main traditional festivals in China include Spring Festival, Lantern Festival, Tomb-Sweeping Day, Dragon Boat Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival. In addition, ethnic minorities also have their own traditional festivals, such as the Water-splashing Festival of the Dai people, the Nadam Festival of the Mongolian people, the Torch Festival of the Yi people, the Danu Festival of the Yao people, the March Street of the Bai people, the Gexu Festival of the Zhuang people, the Tibetan calendar year and the Guowang Festival, and the jump flower festival of the Miao people.

Question 4: What festivals are there in China? What are the customs? Spring Festival; the Spring Festival; Chinese New Year

At the beginning of the year, Vientiane was renewed. The main activities are eating New Year's Eve, offering sacrifices and keeping it. In addition, the first day, the second day and the third day of the first month are the three days of the New Year, and sacrifices should also be made. These three days, I usually do nothing but cook, and I don't want to say anything unlucky. I must visit my close relatives and distinguished relatives. From the first day to the fifteenth day of the Spring Festival, various activities such as temple fairs, social fires and rural operas will be held in various places, which is the most lively and luxurious festival among traditional festivals.

the Lantern Festival

The fifteenth day of the first lunar month is the Lantern Festival, also known as Yuanxi Festival, Shangyuan Festival and Lantern Festival. In festivals, there are customs such as eating Yuanxiao, watching lanterns, playing social fire and solve riddles on the lanterns. Besides eating Yuanxiao, there are many different ways to eat it in different places. People in Shaanxi eat Yuanxiao tea, that is, they put all kinds of vegetables and fruits into the noodle soup. Luoyang, Henan, Lingbao eat jujube cakes; People in Kunming, Yunnan eat more bean noodles.

The second day of the second lunar month

Commonly known as the dragon heads up, also known as the Qinglong Festival, it is a sign of the beginning of agricultural production in a year. Activities include sprinkling ash to attract dragons, smoking insects, picking vegetables and avoiding seams (to prevent longan from being damaged). The record of this custom can be traced back to the Tang Dynasty. As for eating and drinking on February 2 nd, don't eat or drink greasy food during the Spring Festival, and be vegetarian.

Qingming Festival

Sacrifice to sweep the grave, take a walk in spring and avoid fireworks.

Dragon Boat Festival

Also known as Duanyang Festival, it is said to commemorate Qu Yuan. There are mainly activities such as eating zongzi and dragon boat racing. In some places, such as Qinghai, there are customs such as tying ropes (twisted with five-color silk threads and tied on hands, feet and wrists), inserting willows and wearing sachets to drive away insects and pray for good luck and peace.

Chocci Festival

Also known as the Qiaoqiao Festival, it is said that the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl meet at the Magpie Bridge. Generally speaking, the people set up an altar that night, and the women were trying to please the good women workers. There are young men and women in love, also known as China's love story.

Mid-Autumn Festival

Also known as Mid-Autumn Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, August Festival, Moon Chasing Festival, Moon Appreciating Festival, Moon Worship Festival, Daughter's Day or Reunion Festival, on this day, the whole family gets together to enjoy the moon and eat moon cakes. There are also "burning incense", "walking on the moon", "lighting", "lighting lighthouse lights" and "dancing dragons". This festival is more concerned by overseas travelers, and many ethnic minorities also celebrate this festival.

Double Ninth Festival

Take the significance of the Double Ninth Festival. The main activities are mountain climbing, chrysanthemum appreciation and drinking. It is very popular with the elderly, so it is also called "Festival for the Elderly".

October

Commonly known as "Ghost Festival" and "Cold Clothes Festival", it is also a festival to worship ancestors. As the saying goes, "send cold clothes on October 1st". On this night, every family will go to the grave to worship their ancestors. People who can't go to the grave or leave home for some reason will draw a circle in the field or at the intersection and burn paper money.

Winter solstice festival

The winter solstice is a very important solar term in China lunar calendar, and it is also a traditional festival. The winter solstice is commonly known as "Winter Festival", "Dragon Solstice Festival" and "Asian New Year Festival". The northern region has the custom of slaughtering sheep and eating jiaozi and wonton from winter solstice, while the southern region has the custom of eating glutinous rice balls and long noodles from winter solstice on this day. There is also the custom of offering sacrifices to heaven and ancestors in winter solstice in various regions.

Laba Festival

People are used to calling December of the lunar calendar the twelfth lunar month and the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month the twelfth lunar month or Laba, and taking it as a traditional festival, namely Laba Festival. Many customs related to the twelfth lunar month or Laba are often labeled as "wax". On this day, Laba porridge is eaten in many places, and Laba is actually the beginning of the preparations for the Spring Festival.

In addition, there are traditional festivals with different folk customs in various places. Our ancestors have created many folk festivals in thousands of years, including food culture, etiquette culture and simple and magical scientific ideas, which have left us precious spiritual heritage and are worth carrying forward and inheriting.

Responder: Manager Park Yu Han Ying, Level 5 6-25 08:20

The traditional festivals in China have basically taken shape since the Han Dynasty, increasing and decreasing. After the Republic of China, due to

Great changes have taken place in the form of westernization, but people still insist that some of them are illegal.

Set a few. Until the Cultural Revolution, * * * even reduced the promotion of traditional festivals except the Spring Festival.

Even for the Spring Festival, it is advertised as "a revolutionary Spring Festival". After the reform and opening up,

People began to celebrate some traditional festivals, and newspapers and periodicals made some introductions and publicity accordingly. At present,

Including statutory holidays, traditional festivals celebrated by the people account for about two-thirds of traditional festivals.

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Traditional festivals contain many folk culture, traditional humanistic concepts and religious factors.

It is of certain significance to study the culture, history and social life of ancient society. The following is.

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Question 5: What is the significance of traditional festivals? China traditional festivals condense the national spirit and feelings of the Chinese nation, bear the cultural blood and ideological essence of the Chinese nation, are the spiritual ties for safeguarding national unity, national unity and social harmony, and are valuable resources for building advanced socialist culture.

1. Traditional festivals have certain social function value.

In today's world system of economic globalization, countries gradually realize the importance of culture. Developing countries want cultural diversity and protect their own culture as much as possible. While protecting one's own culture, it is important to protect traditional culture. Traditional festivals have rich harmonious cultural connotations. Folk customs express culture through life events, and one of the important ways is to make people feel tangible and vivid when they are transformed into daily life and daily performances. Traditional festivals are dominated by folk customs.

2. Traditional festivals take love as a link to show the power of unity. It shows strong nostalgia, affection or love. For example, Tomb-Sweeping Day worships ancestors and remembers martyrs, which is also a love festival for some ethnic minorities; The Dragon Boat Festival is when the married daughter goes back to her mother's house, and the engaged young man goes to her mother-in-law's house to pay homage. Mid-Autumn Festival is a reunion festival. There is a full moon in the sky and half in the world. I hope everyone can get together.

3. Traditional festivals strengthen patriotism education by spreading sports activities. Dragon boat race can keep fit and strengthen unity. It is a good way to carry out patriotism by accumulating strong patriotic enthusiasm.

4. Traditional festivals arouse people's scientific association with myths. Although the Mid-Autumn Festival between the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon and Wu Gangzhong is a myth, the people of China have always believed that it can be realized, and have been making arduous explorations, and some myths have become a reality. The "Chang 'e-1" lunar exploration project in 2007 is the scientific realization of the association aroused by myth.

In a word, we should inherit our traditional festivals and protect all traditional cultures, including folk culture, because they are full of rich and heavy cultural essence and are the beacon for the Chinese nation to sail forward.

Question 6: What festivals are there in China? What's the point? The legal holidays in China are: New Year (11October1,one day off); Spring Festival (Lunar New Year, New Year's Eve, the first day of the first month and the second day of the first month have three days off); Tomb-Sweeping Day (on the Qingming Day of the Lunar New Year, one day off); International Women's Day (March 8, women have a half-day holiday); Arbor Day (March12); International Labor Day (May 1, one day off); China Youth Day (on May 4th, more than 14 young people have a half-day holiday); Dragon Boat Festival (the day of the Dragon Boat Festival in the lunar calendar, a day off); International Nurses' Day (May12); Children's Day (June 1, 14 children have a day off); China * * * birthday anniversary (July1); China people's * * * anniversary of the founding of the army (August 1, half a day off for servicemen); Teacher's Day (September10); Mid-Autumn Festival (on the day of the Lunar Mid-Autumn Festival, there is a day off); National Day (65438+1 October1,three days off); News Festival (165438+1October 8th).

The main traditional festivals in China include Spring Festival, Lantern Festival, Tomb-Sweeping Day, Dragon Boat Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival. In addition, ethnic minorities also have their own traditional festivals, such as the Water-splashing Festival of the Dai people, the Nadam Festival of the Mongolian people, the Torch Festival of the Yi people, the Danu Festival of the Yao people, the March Street of the Bai people, the Gexu Festival of the Zhuang people, the Tibetan calendar year and the Guowang Festival, and the jump flower festival of the Miao people.

China's New Year's Day is said to have started in Zhuan Xu, one of the three emperors and five emperors, with a history of more than 3,000 years. The word "New Year's Day" first appeared in the Book of Jin: "It is actually the spring of New Year's Day when the emperor was transferred to the first month." In the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Xiao Ziyun's poem "Elegance in the Southern Dynasties" also recorded "New Year's Day in four seasons, long life in early spring". & gt& gt

Spring Festival is the first traditional festival in China. In the past, the Spring Festival was called "New Year" because according to the lunar calendar that has been used in China's history, this day is the first day of the first month and the beginning of a new year. According to records, the people of China have celebrated the Spring Festival for more than 4,000 years, which was initiated by Yu Shun. One day more than two thousand years BC, Shun became emperor and led his men to worship heaven and earth. Since then, people have regarded this day as the beginning of a year, that is, the first day of the first month. It is said that this is the origin of the Lunar New Year, which was later called the Spring Festival. 19 1 1 After the Revolution of 1911, China adopted the Gregorian calendar, and the Lunar New Year was renamed "Spring Festival" (the Gregorian calendar lasted from the end of June to the middle of February). During the Spring Festival, every household puts up Spring Festival couplets and New Year pictures to decorate their rooms. The night before the Spring Festival is called "New Year's Eve", which is an important moment for family reunion. The whole family get together and have a big "New Year's Eve". Many people stay up late, which is called "keeping the old age". The next day, everyone began to "pay New Year greetings" to relatives and friends, greeting each other and wishing all the best in the new year. During the Spring Festival, lion dancing, dragon dancing, boating and walking on stilts are the most common traditional recreational activities. & gt& gt beginning of spring: There are many festivals and folk customs at the age of 3,000.

The fifteenth day of the first lunar month is the Lantern Festival, also known as Shangyuan Festival, Lantern Festival and Lantern Festival. This is the first full moon night after the Spring Festival. According to legend, Emperor Wendi (179- 157) celebrated Zhou Bo's suppression of Zhu Lu rebellion on the 15th day of the first month. Every night, he will go out to play in the palace and play with people, and set the fifteenth day of the first month as the Lantern Festival. Sima Qian founded the taichu calendar, which listed the Lantern Festival as a major festival. Since the Sui, Tang and Song Dynasties, it has been in full swing. Sui Shu? Music Day: "Every first month, all the people come to Korea, stay in Balitun outside the Duanmen Gate, and play for the play." Tens of thousands of people participated in singing and dancing, from faint to dark. With the changes of society and times, the custom of Lantern Festival has changed greatly, but it is still a traditional folk festival in China. After the Lantern Festival, there is a custom of eating Yuanxiao and watching lanterns. Yuanxiao is round, with glutinous rice flour as the skin and fruit and sugar stuffing inside, which is a symbol of "reunion". Lantern Festival began in the first century A.D. and is still popular all over the world. On the night of the Lantern Festival, many cities will hold the Lantern Festival and display all kinds of lanterns, which are novel and varied. In rural areas, people hold recreational activities, such as setting off fireworks, walking on stilts, playing dragon lanterns, dancing yangko and swinging.

The Zhonghe Festival is on the second day of the second lunar month, commonly known as the Dragon Head Up. At this time, before and after the shock, spring returned to the earth and everything recovered. Insects, snakes and animals that lie dormant in the soil or caves will wake up from hibernation, and the legendary dragon will also wake up from a deep sleep, hence the name "Dragon Head Up". In ancient times, dragons were sacred symbols, so they were used to drive away pests. In the Ming dynasty, smoked insects were very popular. On February 2 nd, people will fry the cakes left over from the New Year's Day sacrifice on the smoke bed and kang, which is called fumigation. In rural areas, people use plant ash to wind around the house and then walk around the water tank of the hospital, which leads to the return of the dragon. Interestingly, this ... >>

Question 7: What ethnic groups have festivals? Major festivals of ethnic minorities in China.

Major festivals of ethnic minorities

Achang Torch Festival is on June 25th of the lunar calendar.

Huijie Festival is the tenth day of the ninth lunar month.

Water-splashing Festival is on February 29th of the lunar calendar.

The first day of the seventh lunar month.

New Year's Day: August 15th of the lunar calendar.

March 15 Bai People's Parade Street.

Torch Festival is on June 24th of the lunar calendar.

Yutanhui is on the fifteenth day of the eighth lunar month.

Bao 'an Special Zone * * * calendar March 12.

September 30th is Eid al-Fitr.

Eid al-Adha is1February 10.

On December 15th of Dai calendar, Bulang people open the door.

The fifteenth day of September in the Dai lunar calendar is the closing day.

Songkran Festival, February 19th of the lunar calendar.

Buyi people are on the sixth day of the sixth lunar month.

The third day of the third lunar month.

The eighth day of the fourth lunar month.

The first day of the first month of the Korean lunar calendar

On the fifth day of the first lunar month

Cold food festival, the fifth day of the fourth lunar month.

Dragon Boat Festival, the fifth day of the fifth lunar month.

Hani October Festival: the first day of October in the lunar calendar.

June Festival: June 24th of the lunar calendar.

Kazakh holy day * * * calendar March 12.

September 30th is Eid al-Fitr.

Eid al-Adha is1February 10.

Hezhe nationality Hezhe nationality is on the first day of the first lunar month.

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

September 30th is Eid al-Fitr.

Eid al-Adha is1February 10.

In January of the lunar calendar, Jino people strike while the iron is hot.

Torch Festival is in June of the lunar calendar.

The tenth day of the sixth lunar month of the Jing nationality.

The De 'ang Songkran Festival is on the 15th day of the fourth lunar month.

The holy day of Dongxiang nationality is March 12.

September 30th is Eid al-Fitr.

Eid al-Adha is1February 10.

Dong Lusheng Festival is from June to September in the lunar calendar.

Dong lunar calendar November 19th.

Bull running festival in February of the lunar calendar

Lunar New Year is celebrated from June to July.

In the middle and late October of the Dulong Kaduiwa lunar calendar.

Russian Easter Gregorian calendar March and April

The Oroqen people celebrate the Spring Festival on the first day of the first lunar month.

Ewenki Mikulu Festival, the 22nd day of the fifth lunar month.

Gaoshan people celebrate the New Year in December of the lunar calendar.

The first day of the first lunar month is the Lantern Festival of the Gelao people.

The Gelao festival is the third day of the third month of the lunar calendar.

Taste the Lunar New Year Festival in June and July.

Lahu and Dai people celebrate the bitter festival in March.

Torch Festival is on June 24th of the lunar calendar.

Long Xin Festival in December of Dai calendar

Li nationality is on the third day of the third lunar month.

Lisu harvest festival in September of the lunar calendar.

Bath Festival, the third day of the first lunar month

On the first day of the first lunar month.

Knife and pole festival is the eighth day of the second lunar month.

Xu Dulong Festival in February in Barrow Tibetan calendar

Lund Festival in April in Tibetan calendar

Manchu Golden Festival, November 13th of the lunar calendar.

Temple fair in April of the lunar calendar

The eye and brain festival of Jingpo nationality is on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month.

Kirgiz holy day * * * calendar March 12.

September 30th is Eid al-Fitr.

Eid al-Adha is1February 10.

The first day of the first lunar month.

The Daur Spring Festival (Ani) falls on the first day of the first lunar month.

The Dai Water-splashing Festival is June 6th in the Dai calendar.

Kaimen Festival falls on1February15th in the Dai calendar.

The fifteenth day of September in the Dai lunar calendar is the closing day.

Miao Dragon Boat Festival, the 24th day of the fifth lunar month.

Eat New Year's Day, the sixth day of the sixth lunar month.

Catch the Mid-Autumn Festival in September of the lunar calendar.

Mulao people celebrate the rice festival in October of the lunar calendar.

The first or seventh month of the lunar calendar.

On the twentieth day of the first month, Naxi people's farm tools meeting.

In March, the Longwang Temple will be held on March 15th of the lunar calendar.

The mule club in July is on the fifteenth day of the seventh lunar month.

The fifteenth day of the third lunar month is the Nuhua Festival.

Pumi people celebrate the New Year on the seventh day of the first lunar month.

The fifteenth day of the fifteenth lunar month.

Taste the first day of the ninth lunar month

Zhuanshan Festival, the fifteenth day of the seventh lunar month.

Tujia people celebrate the fair on the 29th of the twelfth lunar month.

The third day of the first lunar month.

Niuwanghui eighth day of the eighth lunar month

The challenge will be held on the second day of the second lunar month.

Vulcan Festival is the 29th day of the first lunar month.

On the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, Duanyang.

Wa Torch Festival, June 24th of the lunar calendar.

Sowing festival, the fifteenth day of the third lunar month.

The new rice festival is in July and August of the lunar calendar.

* * * Eid al-Adha * * *1February 10.

September 30th is Eid al-Fitr.

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Question 8: What festivals are there in the first month? On the 14th day of the first month, we celebrated Zi Gu's birthday, and entered the first day of the New Year's Day, a formal festival. From the first day to the fifteenth day, it is considered as the New Year. The first day, ancestor worship, usually in childhood. Open the door and set off firecrackers to ward off evil spirits. In order to welcome the western gods, the old almanac wrote the direction of the western gods this year and walked in that direction. After dawn, I went to pay New Year's greetings, but I couldn't come over and asked the servant to send a flying sticker, which means a New Year's greeting card. It was there in the Song Dynasty. In Miscellaneous Notes, Fei Biao was sent to the Zhang family, and Wu told his servants to drink and change the label. The earliest Spring Festival couplets were invented by the late Shu ruler Meng Changjun and written on a mahogany board. After the Ming Dynasty, Spring Festival couplets became popular. On the second day of the New Year's Day, the daughter-in-law went back to her mother's house to call her mother, to offer sacrifices to the northern god of wealth, and to eat Yuanbao soup mixed with it. On the third day, the mouse can't stay up late because of marriage, so he should sprinkle some salt rice on the ground. On the fourth day, when God meets God, all earthly gods return to earth to meet God at night. On the fifth day, we will eat jiaozi as usual. From grade one to grade four, there are many taboos. On the fifth day, the offerings to ancestors will be withdrawn, the garbage can be taken out, the knives and scissors can be moved, and the porridge can be eaten. The shop opens to welcome the God of Wealth. At the end of this important festival. On the seventh day, People's Day and Children's Day, seven kinds of dishes are cooked into soup. There is a unique clay dog (ancestor is Fuxi) in the temple meeting of Huaiyang ancestral temple in Henan Province. The image is a monkey, which is considered as the earliest ancestor. On the eighth day of the eighth lunar month, the stars meet and worship the star king. After dusk, light 49 lamps and set up a table (yard) in the world. Lights are scattered everywhere, which is called scattered lights. In old Beijing, you usually go to the six departments of Baiyun Temple. On the ninth day of the ninth lunar month, the Jade Emperor was born, offering sacrifices to the Jade Emperor and Tianguan. The 13th to 17th is the Lantern Festival. Thirteen lights are lit under the kitchen, and the lights are turned off for five consecutive nights. After seventeen or eighteen, thirteen lamps were tested, and fourteen lamps were painted to welcome the goddess of the child. The fifteenth day of the first month is the Lantern Festival, and a grand lantern festival is held. The fifteenth day of the first month is also the Taoist Lantern Festival: God bless the people, local officials forgive sins, and water officials slow down. Shangyuan is the birthday of Tianguan in the Central Plains (the lights are turned off on the 18th day of the first month of July, and the year ends, and all activities return to normal.

Question 9: What's the difference between legal holidays and public holidays? Statutory holidays are holidays stipulated by law.

Public holidays are not mandatory, and the unit can arrange them by itself without violating the labor law.

Question 10: What festivals are there in China? The main traditional festivals in China are Spring Festival, Lantern Festival, Tomb-Sweeping Day, Dragon Boat Festival, Chinese Valentine's Day, Mid-Autumn Festival, Double Ninth Festival, Winter Solstice, Laba and so on. The Spring Festival is the largest and most lively ancient traditional festival in China. Commonly known as "Chinese New Year". According to the China lunar calendar, the first day of the first month is the beginning of a year. Traditional celebrations last from New Year's Eve to the Lantern Festival on the 15th day of the first month. Every New Year's Eve, every family gets together to have a New Year's Eve dinner, which is called "reunion dinner". In the meantime, I talked and laughed, and I was happy. Then we celebrate our old age together, catch up with the old and talk about the new, and congratulate and encourage each other. When the New Year comes, firecrackers and fireworks will push the festive atmosphere of the festival to * * *. In northern China, there is a custom of eating jiaozi at this time, which means "having sex when you are young". There is a habit of eating rice cakes in the south, which symbolizes a better life. Putting up Spring Festival couplets, beating gongs and drums, saying goodbye to the old and welcoming the new are very lively. In addition, there are customs such as visiting each other to celebrate the New Year, dancing lions, playing dragon lanterns, performing social fires, visiting flower markets, and watching lantern festivals. The 15th night of the first lunar month is the traditional Lantern Festival in China, also known as Shangyuan Festival and Lantern Festival. On the fifteenth day of the first month, Lantern Festival, the celebration that started on New Year's Eve was pushed to another * * *. On the night of Lantern Festival, the streets are decorated with lanterns and people appreciate them. Solve riddles on the lanterns and eating Yuanxiao have become the customs of several generations. The custom of enjoying lanterns on the Lantern Festival began in the Han Dynasty. During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, it developed into a grand lantern market. During the Song and Yuan Dynasties, the Kyoto lantern market often stretched for dozens of miles. The Lantern Festival was limited to the 11th night of the first month in Han Dynasty, extended to three nights in Tang Xuanzong, and lasted from the eighth day of the first month to the seventeenth day of the first month in Ming Dynasty. Acrobatics appeared in the Lantern Festival in the Tang Dynasty, and lantern riddles began to appear in the Song Dynasty. Opera performances were added in the Ming Dynasty. The colored lanterns used in the lantern market are also interpreted as orange lanterns, silk lanterns, colorful sheepskin lanterns, boneless wheat straw lanterns, lantern lanterns and Kongming lanterns. Lantern riddles, which began in the Southern Song Dynasty, are lively and interesting. After the development and creation of past dynasties, there are more than 100 crossword puzzles still in use, such as basic grid, swinging grid, rolling grid, white grid, Xu He grid and so on. Most of them have limited formats and clever requirements. The custom of eating Lantern Festival began in Song Dynasty. It is intended to wish the whole family reunion, harmony and happiness in the new year. Yuanxiao is divided into solid and stuffing. There are five flavors: spicy, sweet, sour and salty. Can be boiled, fried, fried and steamed. Sweet-scented osmanthus wine makes Yuanxiao, five-flavor Yuanxiao made of meat stuffing, bean paste, sesame, sweet-scented osmanthus and nuts, and five-flavor Yuanxiao made of onion, mustard, garlic, leek and ginger have their own characteristics. Tomb-Sweeping Day is not only one of the 24 solar terms, but also a traditional festival with a long history. The day before in Tomb-Sweeping Day was called Cold Food Festival. The two festivals coincide with the spring of March, with bright spring, pink and green, and a thriving atmosphere. The establishment of the Cold Food Festival is to commemorate the intermediary of the Jin Dynasty in the Spring and Autumn Period that "it is unfair to burn people to death". During the Qingming cold food period, there were folk customs such as forbidding fire and cold food, worshipping ancestors and sweeping graves, and going out for an outing. There are also traditional activities such as swinging, flying kites, tug-of-war, cockfighting, willow crossing, weeding and ball games. Let Qingming become a poetic festival. The fifth day of the fifth lunar month is the traditional Dragon Boat Festival in China, also known as Duanyang, Chongwu and Dragon Boat Festival. As early as the Zhou Dynasty, there was a custom of "storing orchids and bathing on May 5th". But many activities of the Dragon Boat Festival today are related to the memory of Qu Yuan, a great writer in China. On this day, every household will eat zongzi, and dragon boat races will be held all over the south, all of which are related to mourning Qu Yuan. At the same time, the Dragon Boat Festival is also a "health festival" handed down from ancient times. On this day, people sweep the courtyard, hang branches of Artemisia argyi, hang calamus and sprinkle realgar wine to remove rot, sterilize and prevent diseases. These activities also reflect the fine traditions of our nation. The Milky Way, composed of countless stars, spans the night sky like the Milky Way. People say it separates the enthusiastic cowherd from the weaver girl. Only on the seventh day of July every year can the magpies in the world build a magpie bridge and meet each other. This wonderful legend began in the Han dynasty and has been handed down from generation to generation for more than 1000 years. On this day, people have the custom of asking the Weaver Girl for help. It's usually a game to see who is more scheming. Therefore, Tanabata is also called Beggar's Day or Daughter's Day. Every Tanabata is coming, Petunia and Weaver will stay through the night until the sun rises. Therefore, it is also called the meeting of dead couples. On this night, there is also the custom of watching the Tianhe River and praying for a bumper harvest. In some places, there will also be a "Young Crop Conference". August 15th of the lunar calendar is the middle of autumn, so it is called Mid-Autumn Festival. On the night of Mid-Autumn Festival, in addition to enjoying the moon, offering sacrifices to the moon and eating moon cakes, there are activities such as dancing grass dragons and building stupas in some places. In addition to moon cakes, all kinds of fresh fruits and dried fruits are also used to stir-fry some ... >>