What is the festival of March 3rd in Guangxi, and what are the customs?

March 3 is the Shangsi Festival in Guangxi, and there are customs such as ancestor worship.

The third day of the third lunar month in Guangxi, also known as Shangsi Festival, is a traditional festival of the Chinese nation, with Han, Zhuang, Miao and Yao as typical. Since ancient times, there has been "February 2, the dragon looked up; On March 3rd, XuanYuanSheng ".

At the annual Shangsi Festival in Guangxi, Chinese descendants from all over the world will come to xinzheng city, the hometown of the Yellow Emperor, to seek roots and worship their ancestors. This day, also the Shangsi Festival in ancient times, is the most important festival in the activities of "removing bath" held by the ancients. In the Analects of Confucius, there were five or six people in late spring, five or six in the crown and six or seven in the boy, who bathed in interpretation, danced in the wind and sang back, while in the Preface to Lanting, Qushui was related to Shangsi Festival.

The third day of the third lunar month is a traditional festival for many ethnic groups in China. For Zhuang people, many young men and women of Zhuang people gather in the street to sing. This festival is not only a festival of singing and laughing, but also a festival for the Zhuang people to worship their ancestors. Every family should dye rice into colorful leaves to worship their ancestors.

March 3 Customs of other countries:

1, Han nationality.

On the third day of the third month of the lunar calendar, it was called the first episode festival in ancient times, also called the spring bath day. China has a vast territory, with a difference of several tens of degrees between north and south latitudes. The latitude of the Yellow River basin is on the high side, and the beginning of March is still a cold season of "cold light and cloudy nights, climbing over the eaves and complaining about the depth of spring". Not everyone can stand playing naked in the river. Probably in the Jin Dynasty, the custom of splashing water was changed to "Qushui" by literati.

2. Dong people.

March 3 of the Dong people is also called Sowing Festival, Steaming Festival and Fireworks Festival. According to Dong's legend, in ancient times, they always took the flowering of fragrant trees as the festival of transplanting rice. But one year, this tung tree didn't blossom, so it missed the farming season and had to flee to Beijing. In order to learn lessons from the past, on March 3, people played Lusheng, visited relatives and friends, and reminded each other that it was time to do farm work.

On March 3rd, the Dong people held fireworks, bullfighting, Touma, singing duet and stepping on the hall, so it was also called "Fireworks Festival".