What traditional festivals and national festivals do Achang people have?

The traditional national festivals mainly include longevity song festival, Nengxian Festival and Xinmi Festival, among which the most grand festival is longevity song.

2. Achang nationality

There are many festivals around Achang nationality. From the festivals of Achang people, we can see that they are influenced by Han, Dai and Buddhist cultures. There are many festivals of the Achang people in Husa, such as swinging the pendulum, water-splashing festival, going into the hollow, going out of the hollow, burning white firewood, torch festival, changing yellow sheets, Chinese New Year and watering flowers.

3. De 'ang nationality

The festivals of De 'ang mainly include water-splashing festival, closing festival, opening festival, making decorations and burning white firewood.

Racial profile:

1, Jingpo nationality

Jingpo nationality is one of the ethnic minorities in China, and it has its own language and writing. The language belongs to the Tibeto-Burman family of Sino-Tibetan language family, and its five branches belong to Jingpo language branch and Burman language branch respectively. There are Jingpo and Zawa languages, both of which are phonography based on Latin alphabet.

2. Achang nationality

Achang is one of the seven ethnic minorities, with a small population, which is unique to Yunnan. The national language is Achang language, which belongs to the Tibeto-Burman language family of Sino-Tibetan language family. The branch of the language is to be determined. There are two dialects, Lianghe dialect and Husa dialect, which are also used in other national languages or dialects, such as Chinese and Dai. There is no mother tongue, and Chinese characters are used.

3. De 'ang nationality

De 'ang, also known as "Benglong", is a mountainous minority in the border area between China and Myanmar. Its national language belongs to the Waan branch of the Mon-Khmer language family of South Asian language family, which is divided into three dialects: Bulai, Rumai and Ruojin. Do not have their own written language. Due to the long-term coexistence with Dai, Han and Jingpo, many people speak Dai, Chinese and Jingpo.