What are the ancient traditional festivals, times and customs in China?

Time: the fifteenth day of the first lunar month.

Nicknames: Lantern Festival is also called Lantern Festival, Lantern Festival and Shangyuan Festival.

Custom: Enjoy lanterns, play drums and greet Ce Shen and solve riddles on the lanterns.

Second, Tomb-Sweeping Day.

Time: Around April 5th of Gregorian calendar, among the traditional 24 solar terms in China, only Tomb-Sweeping Day changed from solar terms to festivals.

Nicknames: Walking Youth Day, Walking Youth Day.

Holiday customs: firewood for cold food, grass sweeping, willow inserting and flower arranging, autumn swinging, cuju (playing football), flying kites, tug-of-war, polo, etc.

Third, Dragon Boat Festival.

Time: The fifth day of the fifth lunar month was handed down to commemorate Qu Yuan, a great national poet in China history.

Nicknames: Duanyang Festival, Dragon Boat Festival and Zhengyang Festival.

Customs: hang bells, hang mugwort leaves, hang calamus, fight a hundred herbs, drive away five poisons, race dragon boats, eat zongzi, drink realgar wine and wear sachets.

Fourth, Mid-Autumn Festival.

Time: August 15th of the lunar calendar.

Nickname: Reunion Festival.

Custom: Eat moon cakes, watch the moon, watch the tide and enjoy osmanthus.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) Double Ninth Festival

Time: the ninth day of the ninth lunar month.

Nickname: festival for the elderly.

Custom: climb the mountain, insert dogwood, drink chrysanthemum wine, eat Chongyang cake and watch chrysanthemums.