Rudez (an ancient Tibetan festival)

Dailu Festival is one of the traditional Tibetan festivals, which is celebrated on the 25th day of the sixth lunar month every year. This festival originated from a legend in Tibetan history. It is said to commemorate the heroic sacrifice of Tibetan Wang Heshang Zabuzhaxi and his three younger brothers in the fight against foreign enemies. Dai Luri means "offering sacrifices to heroes" in Tibetan, also known as "Horse Race Festival".

On this day in Ludez, Tibetans will hold a grand celebration. The following are the operating steps of Lu Dairi:

Preparatory work/about to start work

On this day in Lutz, Tibetans will be prepared in advance. They will prepare new clothes, shoes and decorations at home. In order to celebrate this festival, they will clean their homes and hang colorful flags and ribbons at the door to celebrate.

Morning activities

On this day in Lutz, the activities in the morning were very rich. First of all, Tibetans will dress up and go to local temples to participate in blessing activities. After the blessing activities, they will go home to prepare buttered tea and Ciba for visiting relatives and friends.

Activities at noon

Noon is one of the most important activities in the Rudz horse race. Tibetans will take their horses to the racetrack to compete. The competition is divided into two stages, the first stage is running, and the second stage is horse racing skills. Horse racing refers to horses running on the racecourse, and horse racing refers to horses performing various skills on the racecourse, such as jumping and spinning. After the competition, the winner will receive prizes and honors.

Evening activities

Evening activities are another highlight of Lu Dairi-bonfire party. Tibetans will sing and dance by the campfire and spend this happy night together. They will share their stories and experiences, communicate with each other and celebrate this special festival.

final result

Dailu Festival is an important festival for Tibetan people and an important part of their traditional culture. This festival is not only a celebration of victory and heroes, but also an expression of people in Xizang's reverence for life and yearning for peace. Although the changes in modern society have changed the way to celebrate Dailu Day, the significance and value of this festival will never change.