What are the outstanding traditional cultures of ethnic minorities?

1, offering Hada: It is the most common etiquette of Tibetans. Hada is usually presented at weddings, funerals, folk festivals, visiting elders, worshipping Buddha and welcoming guests. Hada is a kind of raw silk product with different lengths. Offering Hada shows purity, sincerity and loyalty to people. Since ancient times, Tibetans believe that white symbolizes purity and auspiciousness, so Hada is generally white.

2. Toast tea: When you visit a Tibetan family, the host will toast, usually highland barley wine. Highland barley wine is a kind of unsterilized water wine similar to yellow rice wine, with a degree of fifteen to twenty degrees. When making a toast to a guest, the guest must first take three sips, each of which should be filled by the host, and then drink a full glass. Drinking tea is a daily etiquette. When guests come into the room and sit down, housewives or children will come and pour butter tea, but guests don't have to drink it themselves. It is polite to wait for the host to hold it in front of them.

3. Greeting: When greeting Tibetans, a word "la" is usually added after their names to show respect. When walking, don't get ahead of others. Be polite when meeting others. Secondly, in terms of diet, there are also regulations on not eating, chewing and drinking.