What are the 5,000-year-old culture in China and the traditional festivals in ancient China?

Chinese culture is extensive and profound, and thousands of years of history and culture have nurtured it, showing great vitality. Tang poetry, Song poetry, Yuan Qu, Ming and Qing novels pushed ancient culture to its peak. The Tang Dynasty created several prosperous times in the history of China, which is praised by people today. In addition to these literary works, festivals handed down from ancient times in China have also become traditional festivals today, and continue to be preserved. So, what are the traditional festivals in China's 5,000-year culture and ancient China? Shangyuan, Qixi, Dragon Boat Festival, Cold Food Festival, Double Ninth Festival, Winter Solstice, December Day, New Year's Eve and Lantern Festival are all ancient festivals in China.

Among these festivals, the most lively is the Spring Festival, that is, New Year's Eve. Spring Festival is the biggest festival in China. During Spring Festival travel rush every year, the flow of people is particularly large. The wanderer in a foreign land got on the train home and set foot on his way home. During the Spring Festival, every household is decorated with lanterns and red lanterns are hung high, which is very festive. On New Year's Eve, the family sat around and had a reunion dinner, which was really lively. Children especially like to celebrate New Year's Eve because they can get lucky money. Heavy red envelopes are children's favorite.

Valentine's Day in China, also known as Begging for Skills Festival. In myths and legends, Tanabata is the day when cowherd and weaver girl get together. On this day, the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl started their annual meeting through the magpie bridge built by magpies, which was really touching. Therefore, on this day, everyone who is looking forward to meeting their other half or already has the other half will have this day. ? Everything is fine if it ends well? I think this is the true meaning of Valentine's Day in China.

It is said that the Dragon Boat Festival is a festival to commemorate the great poet Qu Yuan. Because Qu Yuan, a great patriotic poet, threw himself into the river on this day, the nearby residents salvaged it for three days and nights, but did not find Qu Yuan's body. In order to prevent Qu Yuan's body from being eaten by fish, shrimps and crabs, he threw rice balls into the river. This is the origin of the Dragon Boat Festival. On the Dragon Boat Festival, every family eats zongzi, inserts mugwort leaves and drinks realgar wine.