Traditional festivals of China's ethnic minorities?

Yi Torch Festival: Torch playing, wrestling, bullfighting, singing and dancing June 24

Flower Arrangement Festival: Flower Arrangement, Songs and Dances March 28

Yi Saiyi Festival: Songs, Dances and Brightly-colored Costumes March 28

Yi Tiger Festival: Tiger Sheng Jumping and Tiger Dancing from the eighth day of the first month of the Lunar New Year to the fifteenth day of the first month of the Lunar New Year

Yi Mizi Festival: Ceremony to Worship the God

MuDing. "March Meeting" Material exchange, folk songs and dances March 27 to February 19

Bai Dali March Street Material exchange, horse races, songs and dances March 15 to 21

Bai Green Girl Festival Song and Dance, first month of the lunar year, the 15th

Bai around the Three Spirits Ceremony, planting rice seedlings April 23 to 25

Yi Mi Zhi Festival Ceremony of Gods

Muding 25th of April

Baek Rice-planting Festival Rituals, rice-planting, singing Mango Festival

Baek Torch Festival Torch-treeing, dragon boat races, singing of Daben songs 25th of June

Baek Shibaoshan Song Festival Temples, singing End of July

Baek Pear Blossom Festival Picnic in the pear orchard Pear Blossom Festival in full bloom each year

Baek Honmaster's Festival Rituals, singing, dancing, cave music Varies by villages Different

Dai Water Festival Dragon boat races, water splashing, song and dance, mid-April in the solar calendar

Dai Dragon Sending Festival Sacrifice, song and dance, January in the lunar calendar

Dai Gate Closing Festival Diem's Pagoda, song and dance, mid-July in the solar calendar

Dai Open Door Festival Trooping of the villages, playing of the Gao Sheng, song and dance, mid-October in the lunar calendar

Hani Hanoi Ama Thu Sacrifice, song and dance, feast on the street. Dragon Day in the second month of the lunar calendar

Bitter Zaza (June New Year's Day) Swinging, wrestling, singing and dancing June 24

Hani Rimadu Festival Dancing, singing and wrestling March of the lunar calendar

Hani Grasshopper Catching Festival Grasshoppers are caught and eaten on the 24th day of the sixth month of the lunar calendar. The 24th day of the 6th lunar month

Hani Girl's Festival Swing, song and dance The 4th day of the 2nd lunar month

Hani Dragon Festival / New Rice Festival Gongs, drums, bawu, ukulele The 2nd day of the 2nd lunar month

Hani Misozha Festival Swing, song and dance

Hani Miao Ainah Festival Bonfire, song and dance Early May

Hmong Miao Hanayama Festival Climbing flower poles, lusheng, song and dance The first month of the lunar year. Lusheng, singing and dancing in the first month of January

Lisu People Lisu Bath Hall Festival Hot springs bathing, song contests on the second day of the first month

Lisu "Qash" Festival Reunion dinner, crossbow shooting contests from the first to the fifteenth day of the first month

Lisu Knife-pole Festival Climbing knife-pole, going down to the sea of fire, throwing buns, singing and dancing on the eighth day of the second month

Naxi People Naxi Mira/Stick Festival Picnic, horse racing, singing and dancing, trading of agricultural tools, early February 8

Naxi Sanduo Festival Rituals, songs, bullfighting, June 25

Naxi Mule and Horse Conference Material exchange, cultural and sports performances, mid-March/mid- to late-July lunar calendar

Naxi Heavenly Sacrifice Sacrifice Spring festival in the first month of the year/Autumn festival in the month of July

Naxi July Festival Material exchanges, cultural and sports performances Mid-July of the summer lunar calendar

Naxi Dragon Festival Material exchanges, cultural and sports performances 15th day of the first lunar month

Lahu Lahu Kuza Festival (New Year's Day) Elephant-foot Drum Dance, Songs and Dances End of the third month or beginning of the fourth month of the Dai Calendar

Lahu Gourd Festival Bonfires, songs and dances The first ten days of the tenth month of the Chinese lunar calendar

Lahu Sun God Sacrifice Sacrifice, songs and dances The day of setting up the summer festival

Brown Brown Ganyong Festival Rituals, song and dance in April and September

Dulong Dulong Dulong Kacchuwa (New Year's Festival) Rituals, cattle-plowing, song and dance in winter or the first month

Jingpo Jingpo Meiming Songs Rituals, song and dance in the first month of the lunar calendar

La-Hu Lahu Lahu festival of the Sun God, Songs and dances in the first month of the lunar calendar

Nu ethnic group Nu ethnic group New Year's festival Ancestor worship, earth sacrifices, songs and dances from December to the 10th day of the first month of the following year

Nu ethnic group Flower festival Flower gathering, songs and dances on the 15th day of the third month of the lunar calendar

Achang ethnic group Achang ethnic group will be the streets of the street playing with white elephants, elephant-footed drums and dances in mid-September of the lunar calendar

Pumi ethnic group Pumi ethnic group "Dainian" festival Swinging and swinging, dancing, and singing and dancing. "Swinging, horse racing, singing and dancing on the sixth day of the Lunar New Year

The Pumi Mountain-turning Festival Mountain-traveling, singing and dancing on the fifth day of the Lunar New Year

Tibetan Tibetan Grassland Tibetan Festival/Tibetan New Year Horse-racing, picnicking, pot-holing In the first month of the Lunar New Year

The Tibetan Flower Festival Song-pairing on the 14th day of the sixth month

The Tibetan Flower Festival

The Tibetan Flower Festival on the 14th day of the sixth month

Hui Shengji Festival March 12 on the Islamic calendar

Kinuo Kinuo Temauk Festival Dancing, singing, crosstowns and playing gyros January on the Kinuo calendar

Yao Yao Panwang Festival Sacrifices, singing and dancing May 29

Yao Ganba Festival Copper Drum Dancing December Late December

Yao "Xijiu Festival" Dancing and singing 29th day of the 5th lunar month

Yao "Danu" Festival Dancing, dancing, martial arts, ball games 29th day of the 5th lunar month

Yao "Gedang" Festival Men and women talk about their lives in the mountains. Songtang" Festival Men and women talk about love, sing songs and courtship on the 16th day of the 10th month of the lunar calendar

The Yao "Pouring Manuscripts" Festival Bullfighting on the 16th day of the 10th month of the lunar calendar

Yao "Palm Meat" Festival in honor of the founding mother, Milo Yen, on the 29th day of the 5th month of the lunar calendar

Yao "Catching Birds" Festival Songs pairing on the 1st day of the 2nd month of the lunar calendar

Yao Girls' Street Material exchange, folk songs and dances The first street after the Spring Festival every year

Strong People Zhuang Longduan Festival Drama, juggling, songs and dances June

Strong People's Liulang Festival Expressing similar meanings to the Spring Festival, the festival is held on the first day of the sixth month of the lunar calendar, or on the first day of the seventh month of the lunar calendar, depending on the region

Buyi People Buoyi People jumping over the moon Material exchange, folk songs and dances February 13th to 15th February

Buyi March 3 Material exchanges, folk songs and dances are performed on the third day of March every year

Buyi June 6 Material exchanges, folk songs and dances are performed on the sixth day of June

Buyi Flower Festival Blowing Leiyou, playing Yueqin, and blowing Moyi are performed on the first day of the first month of the lunar year, from the first day of the first month of every year to the twenty first month of every year

The Water Festival is a festival that expresses the meaning of the water. Water Tribe Water Festival The meaning of the festival is similar to that of the Spring Festival on the first day of the sixth month of the lunar calendar

Deang Water Festival of the Deang People Water-splashing, singing and dancing 7 days after the Qingming Festival

Deang Festival

Manchu Manchu Gold Awarding Festival Ancestor-worshiping, singing and dancing 13th day of the month of October

Mongolian Mongolian Luban Festival Rituals, singing and dancing 2nd day of the month of April

Uyghur Sayul Festival Touring May, June, July and the first day of the month of May. May; June/July; August

Snow Festival Recreation The first snowfall of winter each year