What festival is the twelfth lunar month in Haikou?

There is some truth in the previous remarks, but I think there are some defects! The following is my opinion and analysis!

1. Setting off firecrackers on the twelfth day of the first month can be regarded as a "public holiday" (Hainan dialect) or a "military woman" (Hainan dialect) or opening a shop (you can tell it is not a business opening when you look down)! Note: absolutely (95%) is not to worship the god of wealth, because it is usually on the second and sixteenth day of the lunar calendar and important festivals! (People born and raised in Hainan generally know)

2. From "many people set off firecrackers", we can know that it is not a business opening, because there is generally no collective opening!

3. Make sure it is a "public period" (why do you think so? After reading the following analysis, you will understand! This festival is generally more common in rural areas, and a few local people in the city also have this custom.

In my opinion, there is a certain difference between "public period" and "military slope"

"Public period" ("public"-male

God's "period"-auspicious birthday, birthday or important day) refers to celebrating God's auspicious birthday. People in areas where this festival is generally celebrated generally call it a "public holiday"! Celebration time is generally concentrated on the fifth to sixteenth day of the first lunar month! (Other months and minutes are also available, but relatively few)

"Junpo"-In memory of Mrs. Kenta Darvish (an outstanding female figure in ancient Hainan), Mrs. Kenta Darvish Temple was built in memory of her! Celebration time is usually in February of the lunar calendar! People in this area are generally called "military women"

In fact, with the passage of time, there are more means of transportation and people have close contacts! Now, whether it is called "Qigong" or "Junpo", the meaning is the same, and it is ok!

Celebrating the "public period" and "military slope" now is not only to worship ancestors and gods! It is also a good time for friends and family to get together! On this day every year, friends and relatives get together and the host treats them warmly!

6. The celebration is indispensable for offering sacrifices to ancestors and gods! At this time of year, every household (the whole village) gets together to worship (only concentrated villages get together to worship), so there are many people and firecrackers are everywhere.

Recently, the government said it would cancel this activity. I don't think it's necessary! This is the traditional culture and essence of Hainan. And it's good for friends and relatives, so why not? What about protection?

8. The above is the original work. I hope it helps you! thank you