Baima Tibetan Township Tourism Baima Tibetan Festival

In the fifth month of the lunar calendar, the vegetation is in full bloom and the mountain flowers are brilliant. The fifth day is the Flower Festival, a traditional Tibetan festival in Apollo Township, Zhouqu County. The real festival is on the fifth day of May. On this day, Tibetan girls from eight neighboring villages dressed up and went out. They wore gorgeous hand-woven embroidered skirts, shiny silver plates on their chests and flowers on their heads. They dress more beautifully than flowers. Boys also put on holiday costumes and flocked to the square by the Apollo River in groups of three or five.

The old man respects Hada wine; The girls sang and danced heartily, and the children chased and frolicked happily. The whole Yubo River is full of jubilation and flowers are in full bloom until sunset, and sometimes bonfires are lit to enjoy the next morning. Because of this excitement, the flower picking festival in Zhouqu on the fifth day of May is also called the Dragon Boat Festival of Baima Tibetans.

Tibetans like dancing and singing. They often gather in the beautiful places of aquatic plants and sing in spring to express their love for life. Among the numerous folk cultures in Zhouqu, the flower festival has the most regional characteristics.

2. Tibetan white horse

The customs, culture and religious beliefs of Baima Tibetans are different from those of Tibetans in other regions. Baima Tibetans speak Tibetan, but don't understand Tibetan. Chinese is widely used. Besides Bonism and Tibetan Buddhism, Baima Tibetans also believe in natural gods such as Sun God, Mountain God, Vulcan God and Valley God. However, they generally do not build temples, but only worship ancestral tablets at home. Therefore, many ethnologists and historians believe that Baima Tibetans are descendants of the ancient Di nationality, and a large number of Tubo soldiers and civilians came with the army to live with the Di nationality, so that some Di nationalities gradually lost their inherent cultural characteristics and formed the Tibetan Di nationality, which is the ancestor of Baima Tibetans today.

Baima Tibetan culture is characterized by duality and diversity. There are Tibetan cognates and Qiang words in language. Clothing is also very distinctive. The front end of the hat top is decorated with a bunch of golden pheasant neck feathers and white cock tail feathers, which is the symbol of Baima Tibetan. One man, two or three women. A man with straight hair shows that his heart should be straight and his character should be good; A woman sticks a few curved feathers to symbolize beauty. This hat is called Shaga by the local white horse.

Jiarong Tibetan area refers to parts of Ganzi Prefecture, Ya 'an Prefecture, Jinchuan, Xiaojin, Marcand, Lixian, Heishui and Wenchuan in Liangshan Prefecture. They speak Tibetan Jiarong dialect and are mainly engaged in agricultural production. They are called Jiarong Tibetans, and Tibetans in this area are called Rongba (people from rural areas).

Jiarong is named after Murdoch Mountain, which means the area around Murdoch Mountain. In ancient times, Qiang, Shi and Yi tribes, such as Jialiangyi, Baigou Qiang, Gelinling and Geji, were actually aborigines scattered in mountains and rivers. During the period of Degong Jia in the ninth generation of Tubo, that is, the Shun Di period in the Eastern Han Dynasty (126), a primitive religion of Tubo was introduced from Tubo and gradually flourished. The introduction of Tubo culture and its influence on Jiarong Tibetan ancestors began in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and the development of Buddhism in this state was later than that of Chisong Dêzain in the Tubo Dynasty in the 8th century. Due to the long-term influence of Tibetan culture centered on religious culture. Buddhism (the early Benbo religion) gradually became the belief of all the above tribes. In addition, a large number of Tubo immigrants and military occupation and rule, after more than 1000 years of integration and assimilation, have interacted with Tubo for a long time, forming the unified Jiarong Tibetans in the United States today.

3. Traditional festivals of Yao, Miao, Tibetan and Bai.

Mongolian festivals include Zulu Festival, Maier Festival, Aobao Festival and Nadam Festival.

The festivals of the Dai people in the United States include the Songkran Festival, the closing day and the opening day.

The traditional festivals of Zhuang nationality mainly include March 3rd Song Festival, Gyro Festival, Flower Festival, Chili Festival and Mahuai Festival.

Dongxiang, Hui and Tata have three major religious festivals: Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha.

The main festivals of Lisu people in China are Bathing Festival, Harvest Festival and Spring Festival.

Traditional Uygur festivals include Zirou Festival, Kurban Festival and Nowruz Festival.

Yao people are mainly expected to have Panpan Festival and Danu Festival.

Wa people have sowing festival and new rice festival.

Traditional Miao festivals include Miao Year, April 8th, Dragon Boat Festival, Spring Festival, Autumn Festival, Huashan Festival and Suspension Bridge Festival.

There are also Bai people's New Year's National Day, March Street, Three Souls Around, Torch Festival, Maritime Games and Worship Day.

The most national characteristics of Xibe nationality are the smear festival and the westward migration festival.

De 'ang people pay attention to the festival of door gods and the festival of opening doors.

There are also festivals in China, such as Dance Festival, Flower Arrangement Festival, Torch Festival and February 8th.

Shooting white elephants is a traditional festival of Achang nationality.

Salat is the biggest festival of Hani people.

Mulao people celebrate the birthday of cattle and offer sacrifices to Zhenwu.

There is Duan Jie in the aquarium.

The mountain festival of the Qiang nationality in America is the most famous.

The Jing people who sing Hajie Festival have a unique national form.

4. What festivals do Baima Tibetans have?

Everyone goes back to their hometown for the New Year, and the flow of people is small, so it is possible to have a holiday.

5. Baima Tibetan Art Festival

Akagi is a female fairy in the Chige of Baima Tibetan. Some white horses are also called bodhisattvas.

6. Tibetan Baima people

Dawa Zhuoma, female, Baima Tibetan,1was born in Pingwu County, Mianyang City, Sichuan Province on July 5, 1986. She graduated from Sichuan Conservatory of Music and is a singer.

In 2008, he was admitted to the Art Troupe of the General Logistics Department and served in 20 12 1 1.

National Silver Award of China Red Song Society in 2007.

China Young Singer Competition in 2007, champion of pop group.

Champion of 2008 Avenue of Stars Week.

In 2008, the General Logistics Department won the championship of the popular group of the Youth Song Competition.

20 12 China Tibetan Song Club won the third place in China.

The 15th Youth Song Competition won the silver prize in Qinghai Division of CCTV Young Singers Grand Prix and entered the final.

Representative works include Lucky White Horse and so on.

7. Tibet Riding Festival

At least it is the custom of nomadic people, such as Tibetans and Mongolians who are good at riding and shooting.

8. Tibet White Horse

Sichuan and Tibet. Tibet is a province,

Sichuan and Tibet are the names of ethnic customs and local characteristics, and they are also feelings. Tibet only involves Tibet, and Sichuan and Tibet include Sichuan and Tibet, as well as places with Tibetan characteristics in a broader sense. Compared with Tibet, the flat altitude is lower and it is worth visiting. Sichuan is dominated by Kangba Tibetans, Jiarong Tibetans and Baima Tibetans, and Tibet is dominated by Amdo Tibetans. Due to the different geographical environment, there are many differences in living conditions, eating habits, language and so on. Most Tibetans in Sichuan have a high degree of sinicization.

What is the difference between Sichuan and Tibet?

Sichuan belongs to Sichuan Tibetan area, and Tibet belongs to Tibetan Tibetan area.

What is the difference between Sichuan and Tibet?

A continent, a plateau, that's all.

Is Sichuan Tibet Tibet?

Sichuan refers to Sichuan Province and Xizang Autonomous Region. Sichuan Province is called Sichuan or Shu for short, and Xizang Autonomous Region is called Tibet for short.

9. Baima Tibetan Festival

A red white horse means wearing red clothes and riding a white horse. There are many explanations for red clothes, mainly red clothes. Tang Liyuan's poem Wen Ming sent his friends away after his death: tourists are lost in the world of mortals, and guests are calm during the day.

You can also refer to the poem "Red Feather" in Houtang, Qi 'an County, Tang Dynasty: No one watches the light rain all day, and the mandarin ducks bathe in red.

Mainly refers to another name for lotus petals. Tang Xu's soul poem "Autumn Night Yunyang Yi Xi Ting Lotus Pond": Smoke is green, wind is clear, cement is red, and autumn is white.

Lu Xun's Lotus Man in the Republic of China: Sweep away greasy powder, but learn red makeup.

10. Baima Tibetan Festival Culture

"Jump Cao Gai" is rough and magnificent. The movements are unpretentious, such as touching, waving, chopping, jumping and squatting, which obviously retains the original style of religious activities and embodies the unique national customs and habits of Baima Tibetans.

With percussion instruments, the style is rough, vigorous and deep. Percussion is closely related to action, including appearance and intermediate action.