What are the festivals of the year in chronological order

There are many traditional Chinese festivals, such as Spring Festival, Lantern Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival and so on. The date of each festival is also different, and each festival has a different meaning. Chinese traditional festivals, is an important part of the long history and culture of the Chinese nation, but also the process of cultural cohesion. Below to you to organize a year's holiday sort, take a look at it!

The first day of the first month: the Spring Festival, the ancient name of the first of the year, the beginning of the year, etc..

The 15th day of the first month: Lantern Festival, the day of the first lantern, the Taoist Shangyuan Festival, the birth of the Heavenly Officials.

The second day of February: the Spring Dragon Festival (the first tooth), also known as Dragon Head Raising, Green Dragon Festival, the birthday of Jigong Bodhisattva in Buddhism.

February 12: Flower Dynasty Festival (I say February 15), also known as the Flower God Festival, the birthday of a hundred flowers, the birthday of the Flower God (Flower Festival).

Ching Ming, one of the 24 solar terms, usually falls within the second half of February to the first half of March.

Fifth day of May: Dragon Boat Festival.

The seventh day of the seventh month: habitually called Tanabata, July 7, and Beggar's Day.

July 15: the birth anniversary of the Earth Officer, the Buddhist Bon Festival, with the Bon Society passed down, commonly known as the Ghost Festival in Confucianism, and the Mid-Yuan Festival in Taoism.

August 15: The Mid-Autumn Festival.

Early September 9: Chung Yeung Festival, the hour of Yuan Di's attainment of Taoism.

October 1st: National Day.

October 15: Taoist Haoyuan Festival , the birth anniversary of ShuiGuan.

The winter solstice, so also known as the day south solstice, subyear (second only to the new year), is one of the twenty-four solar terms used to determine the order of the month and the leap month, the winter solstice in the month of November (Zi month) within the month (i.e., the earliest November first, the latest November twenty-ninth or thirtieth) is the formulation of the leap month of the major premise. Since both the festival and the Gregorian calendar are solar attributes, the calendar date of the festival is instead relatively fixed, with the winter solstice often falling on or around December 22 in the Gregorian (solar) calendar.

The eighth day of the twelfth month: Lunar New Year's Day , the day of Sakyamuni Buddha's attainment of enlightenment in Buddhism.

December 23/24: Zaosi Festival, dust sweeping day, Zaosi Day, commonly known as "over the small year", also known as the small year.

The last day of December: the year in addition to the day, in addition to the day, in addition to the night called New Year's Eve, New Year's Eve, the night of the big festival, the big end, etc., the folk said that the year thirty, thirty years, sealing the well (offering the god of the well), posting Spring Festival couplets, welcome the God of Fortune, eat New Year's Eve dinner, the New Year's Eve vigil.