What are the similarities between Tibetan calendar year and Lunar New Year?

Tibetan New Year is the most solemn traditional festival for Tibetans, and monks also celebrate this annual Spring Festival, but the calculation method of Tibetan New Year is different from that of Lunar New Year. For example, last year we celebrated the Spring Festival on February 14 (20 10), and the Tibetan calendar year was also celebrated on this day. But the year before last we were 65438+1October 26th (2009), and the Tibetan calendar year was February 25th, so we don't know the exact time.

As for the place on the first floor you asked, there are many places. Like the Lunar New Year, it is the most important festival of the year. Our New Year begins on 1 month 1 day, and the Tibetan New Year also begins on 1 month 1 day. We live until 1 month 15, which is the so-called Chinese New Year. The Tibetan calendar also reaches 1 month 15, which is also fifteen days.

I will do the same housework cleaning and cook a lot of delicious food, hehe.

Especially near the Han area, New Year pictures and couplets will be posted like the Han people.

In addition, they also have New Year's Eve. They will decorate their homes very auspicious on New Year's Eve, and then the whole family will have a "reunion dinner" (which Tibetans call "reunion dinner" or "ancient pictures").

In short, the most common places are:

A, also from January 1st, fifteen days later;

Second, it is also the most important festival of the year;

Third, they will also pack up and prepare a lot of new year's goods (but Tibetans are not called "new year's goods");

Fourth, there is the same "New Year's Eve", and we will have a reunion dinner.

That's all I know. There are actually many different details. The concepts are basically the same, but the details are quite different.