What festivals were there in the Qing Dynasty (preferably in the Kangxi period), such as Shangyuan Festival?

1 Reunion dinner Like other Han people, Manchu people also have the habit of having reunion dinner in the New Year, and the royal family is no exception. Qing palace

Every year after New Year's Day, the emperor will have a reunion dinner with his empresses.

Eating spring cakes every day was called "People's Day" in ancient times.

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4. It was called "Shangyuan" on the fifteenth day of the first month of the summer calendar before Shangyuan saw lanterns and ate Yuanxiao.

Flower dynasty is a traditional festival of Han nationality, and it is the birthday of Baihua.

6. The Spring Society worships the pro-agricultural society of Xiannongtan as a land god. Spring club is a day for offering sacrifices to the gods in spring. In ancient China, agriculture was the foundation, and the god of land was revered.

7. Tomb-Sweeping Day and other Tomb-Sweeping Day are traditional festivals of the Han nationality. The time is at the beginning of March in the summer calendar (around April 5 in the Gregorian calendar).

8. Bath Buddha Festival: Bath Buddha and eat attached beans. April 8th in the summer calendar is an ancient festival in the Han nationality Buddhism.

9. Sun's birthday is in the Qing Palace, and May 1st in the summer calendar is Sun's birthday.

10. Dragon Boat Festival is a traditional festival of Han nationality.

1 1. The Queen of Qixi worships the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl on the seventh night of July in the summer calendar. It is said that this is the time when the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl meet.

12. Mid-Autumn Festival ancestor worship, lanterns on the river. The old custom of the Han nationality takes July 15 in the summer calendar as the Mid-Autumn Festival (also known as "Ghost Festival").

13. The fifteenth day of the eighth lunar month is the Mid-Autumn Festival.

14. Climbing mountains, enjoying chrysanthemums and flying kites on the Double Ninth Festival. The old custom of the Han people is to regard September 9 of the summer calendar as the Double Ninth Festival.

15. Winter Solstice Festival, also known as "Dragon Solstice Festival" and "Yiyang Festival", is a traditional festival of the Han nationality.

16. Laba Festival, Laba vinegar, Laba porridge, Buddhism was also called twelfth lunar month in ancient times.

17. In the old customs of God and Han people, the 23rd (or 24th) of the twelfth lunar month is regarded as "off-year".

18. The old custom of New Year's Eve is to take the last day of December in the summer calendar as New Year's Eve, which is also called "New Year's Eve" and "New Year's Eve".

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