What are the traditional festivals of this nation?

1, the "Torch Festival" of the Yi people.

Every year, June 24th of the lunar calendar is a grand traditional festival of the Yi people-Torch Festival. Early this morning, all the Yi people, men, women and children, dressed in festive costumes, gathered together, drank alcohol to celebrate during the day, and conducted bullfighting, wrestling, horse racing, archery and other activities. There will be a bonfire party and a torch parade in the evening. Numerous torches swam across the fields of Shan Ye, and the scenery was spectacular.

2. The "Danu Festival" of Yao nationality.

On the 29th of May in the lunar calendar, it is a traditional festival "Da Nu" celebrated by Yao people in Du 'an, Guangxi. On this day, everyone wears gorgeous clothes to visit relatives and friends in the village to celebrate the harvest. The village drummed on bronze drums, sang and danced, and enjoyed a bumper harvest.

3. The Mongolian "Nadam".

The "Nadam" conference held in July and August in the fattening season of grazing livestock is an annual grand festival for the Mongolian people. "Nadam" means entertainment or games in Mongolian. There are thrilling horse racing, wrestling, admirable archery, competitive chess and wonderful songs and dances at the "Nadam" conference.

4. The "Torch Festival" of Naxi nationality.

June 25th to 27th of the lunar calendar is Torch Festival, which is the grand festival of Naxi people after the Spring Festival. On the first day of Torch Festival, young men and women dressed up, went to the wild to pick wild flowers and fruits, and talked about love with songs. Adults cut pine into thin strips, put turpentine in the middle and tie them into torches. Housewives prepare holiday meals. It will be late, and every household will light a torch in front of the door.

5. Hounan Festival of Bulang nationality

Hounan Festival is an annual grand festival of Bulang people, which is held on the seventh day after Tomb-Sweeping Day in March of the lunar calendar, that is, from April of Gregorian calendar 13 to June of 15. During the festival, the main activity is to throw water at each other, and the ceremony is held in full accordance with the primitive traditional way of the Bulang people-the custom of welcoming Japan, so people call it the Festival of Welcoming Japan.