What festival is the sixth day of the sixth lunar month, and which nation has celebrated this festival?

June 6th is a traditional festival for Han people and many ethnic minorities in China. Because of the different contents and origins of festivals in different regions, there are many names, such as washing and drying festival, tasting New Year festival, airing the classics, king of insects festival, aunt festival, festival of heaven and so on. Buyi, Dong, Zhuang, Yao, Shui and other ethnic minorities celebrate this festival. The specific customs are as follows:

1, the sun autumn festival?

Sunbathing in autumn is a typical agricultural custom phenomenon with strong regional characteristics. Villagers living in mountainous areas such as Hunan, Guangxi, Anhui and Jiangxi. It has become a traditional agricultural custom to use the roof in front of the house and the window sill to hang crops. This special lifestyle and scene of villagers drying crops has gradually become the material pursued and created by painters and photographers, and created a poetic name "drying autumn". ?

2. Tianzhu Festival?

In the northern part of Song Zhenzong, June 6th is designated as the day in the sky (i.e. giving). It is said that this day is the day when the God handed down heavenly books and built heavenly temples in Dai Temple. June 6th is a sunny day. On this day, it is necessary to inspect and bask in the sun, which was later used by the people. People think that airing clothes, drying books and bathing livestock on June 6 can prevent clothes from rotting, books from becoming moldy and livestock from getting lice after washing. ?

3. solar spectrum festival?

On the sixth day of the sixth month of the lunar calendar, there is a custom of "every family basks in red and green on June 6" in rural areas, which is also a traditional "tree drying festival" in China, and the custom of "drying trees on June 6" is circulated among the people in China. On the same day, families with genealogy will hold various activities to worship their ancestors, one is to unite their clansmen, and the other is to educate future generations not to forget their ancestors and learn more about their surname culture. ?

4. Bath Festival?

Every year, the sixth day of the sixth lunar month is the bathing festival of the Shui people, and only the residents of Wenquan Township in dushan county have the conditions. Aquarium compatriots rushed to the hot spring township from 50 to 60 miles away to soak in hot springs, ranging from tens of thousands to thousands, which was very lively. ?

5. Sun Red Festival?

Hakka people in the west still have the custom of "June 6" and call it "Sunbathing Festival". Every year, every married daughter will go back to her parents' house for reunion. Every household takes out clothes, quilts and books to dry, so it is no longer moldy. People carry out sacrificial activities, praying for the safety of people and animals, and the harvest of grain is abundant. ?

6. He Miao Festival?

Guidong is a mid-season rice planting area, and June in the lunar calendar is the peak season for rice seedling growth, so insect prevention is very important. Therefore, the ancestors of Guidong regarded June 6th as "He Miao Festival", which was handed down from generation to generation, and prayed for eliminating disasters and evil spirits and harvesting crops in the form of dancing rice stalks and dragons, catching "king of insects" and offering sacrifices to "Tian Shen". ?

7. menstruation Festival?

Lu Yuesheng is called "Aunt's Day" in the Central Plains. "The wheat is a little yellow, and the girl looks at her mother." Every year before the wheat harvest, when the crops are not harvested, my daughter will visit her mother. After the wheat harvest, the old mother will take the newly bought wheat flour food to her daughter's house to ask about the harvest. If the harvest is not good, the old woman will be embarrassed for her son-in-law. So now is the slack season after the wheat harvest, so there is a saying "Let's go to harvest the wheat on June 6th".