What do Dionysian culture and non-Dionysian culture mean?

Dionysus Sacrifice is a kind of wishing ceremony for Dionysus's suffering (from death to resurrection). The most important ritual of Dionysus sacrifice is to simulate the whole process of Dionysus' death and resurrection. The Golden Branch, which Nietzsche has never read, really explains why Nietzsche felt the "powerful" Dionysian spirit in his early tragedies. Fraser found that people wanted to kill tribal leaders in sacrifices (including Dionysian sacrifices). Because tribal leaders are considered to be demigods and demigods, their bodies are mortal, they will live and die, but their souls are sacred and immortal-this is very similar to Dionysus. Because primitive people "believe that their safety and even the safety of the world are linked with the lives of these gods or gods who have turned into human bodies" [5] (page 394), they must kill his body as soon as possible when he shows signs of weakness, so that his soul can be entrusted to the body of a stronger person. This man will be the new priest. The core significance of this witchcraft concept is that the soul of God can be continued by changing the body. Because the soul of God is a blessing for the survival of the tribe, the continuation of God is equal to the continuation of the tribe, so what Nietzsche deeply felt in ancient Greek culture is not so much the Dionysian spirit as the witchcraft intention of the reincarnation of Dionysian soul absorbed by people in the tragic culture. After the rebirth, Dionysus became more powerful, thus showing the characteristics of "strength".