Dai customs and traditions, as little as possible, preferably within 100 to 50 words! Be quick~~

Water Festival: The Dai Water Festival lasts three to four days. The first day for the "Mai Day", the second day is called "annoying day", "annoying" means "empty", the third day called "MaiPaYa evening horse". The content of the festival, in addition to splashing water, there are also catching swing, dragon boat racing, bathing Buddha, chanting sutras and so on. The Water Splashing Festival continues to this day. It has become a festival for the Dai people to bid farewell to the old and welcome the new.

Flower Dynasty Festival: (Zhuang) held on the second day of the second month of the lunar calendar, is a traditional festival of the Zhuang people around Ningming and Longzhou in Guangxi. The Flower Dynasty Festival is a festival honoring the Hundred Flowers Fairy, who, according to legend, descended on this day. She likes the kapok tree, because it grows straight and thick, spring tree full of red flowers, bright as fire. So she often perched on the kapok tree, blessing the earth, flowers, peace on earth. Sunset, people in accordance with traditional customs, from all around the embroidered ball to the high branches of the kapok thrown, so a colorful "lightning", colorful, dazzling. After throwing, the kapok tree on the colorful ball tired, like a fairy neon dress. People use this way to pray for the hundred flowers fairy blessing.

Dragon Boat Festival (Miao) Every year in the fifth month of the lunar calendar, the Han Chinese have the custom of Dragon Boat Racing on the Dragon Boat Festival. The Miao living in Kaili, Guizhou, also has the custom of the Dragon Boat Festival in the fifth month of the lunar calendar, the Dragon Boat Festival of the Miao family is generally in the 24th to 27th of May **** four days. During the Dragon Boat Festival, both sides of the Qingshui River, a sea of people, in addition to the boat race, there are stamping drums, blowing the sheng and other folk activities, this period is more male and female young people traveling to the side of the singing, talking about love festivals.