Do all ethnic groups have their own special festivals?

Every nation has its own special festivals, and national festivals are supreme to itself. For example, the water-splashing festival of the Dai nationality is 1 day of the New Year in the Dai calendar. People throw water at each other to express their blessings, and March 3 is a festival of Zhuang people, so every March 3, Guangxi enters a state of holiday, and song and dance programs are essential. The Miao nationality year in Leishan is equivalent to the Spring Festival of the Miao nationality, and the culture of the Miao nationality has always had a sense of mystery.

1. Mongolians In fact, many ethnic groups have their own New Year, and so do Mongolians. In Mongolian New Year, they have their own special festivals, which fully show the elegance of people on horseback. In this grand festival, kumiss and Aobao have become one of Mongolian cultures, so they have special commemorative festivals, such as kumiss Festival and offering sacrifices to Aobao. The most enthusiastic and wild is Nadam, which is equivalent to the Mongolian sports meeting.

Tibetans have a special daughter's day on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month. This festival is one of the most lively festivals in Tibet, mainly for Tibetan girls. The activities of this day mainly include grabbing water, picking flowers and praying for blessings. Tibetan girls who can sing and dance specially dress themselves up on this day, and then, accompanied by others, the girls get together, sing and dance, and go to pick flowers together.

Thirdly, there are many traditional festivals of Lahu nationality. In addition to the Han nationality, the Lahu nationality also has its own torch festival, and the Lahu nationality's Spring Festival is also very grand. According to their own calendars, they may have two festivals in leap months. Perhaps there are few Lahu people, so they have no preference for boys.