Gansu Qiaoqi Festival is divided into several links.

Gansu Qiaoqi Festival is a traditional folk festival in Lanzhou City, Gansu Province, which is held on the sixth day of the sixth lunar month every year. The celebration of the Seven Qiao Festival includes many links, the following are common links:

1, Seven Skirts: This is one of the main links of the Seven Skirts Festival. People will wear holiday costumes, line up and wander around the main streets and scenic spots in Lanzhou, performing various folk art performances, such as dragon dance, lion dance, flower drum opera and so on.

2. Folk Garden Party: During the Qiaoqi Festival, Lanzhou will hold a large-scale folk garden party to attract many citizens and tourists to watch and participate. There are various traditional performances, folk art exhibitions, special food stalls and amusement facilities at the garden party.

3. Seven Qiao Folk Handicraft Exhibition: In order to protect and inherit the traditional handicraft skills in Gansu, a folk handicraft exhibition will be held during the Seven Qiao Festival to display various folk artworks, handicrafts and traditional handicrafts, so that people can better understand and appreciate the cultural heritage of Gansu.

4. Traditional Folk Competition: During the Qiaoqi Festival, some traditional folk competitions will be organized, such as chess competition, Tai Ji Chuan competition and paper-cutting competition. Let participants show their talents and skills and enhance people's sense of participation and interaction.

5. Cultural Temple Fair: There will be some temple fairs during the Qiaoqi Festival, where people can taste all kinds of traditional foods, buy special products and participate in various traditional cultural and entertainment activities.

Geographical location of Gansu province

Gansu is a province of China, located in the northwest of China. Gansu borders Shaanxi Province in the east, and a section of the Yellow River flows through the border between the two provinces. Southern Gansu is bordered by Sichuan Province, and there are important traffic passages such as Sichuan-Tibet Highway at the junction of the two provinces. Gansu is adjacent to Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region in the west, and the border between the two places is mainly mountainous and desert areas.

Northern Gansu borders on Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. There is a long border between these two places, some of which are desert areas. Generally speaking, Gansu is located in the northwest hinterland of China, with diverse geographical locations, including mountains, rivers, Gobi, grasslands and other different types of natural landscapes. Lanzhou, the provincial capital, is the political, economic and cultural center of Gansu.