Traditional Festivals of the Kinh People

What are the Traditional Festivals of the Tatar and Kinh Peoples Every spring, the Tatar people pick a place with beautiful wind ridges to celebrate their traditional festivals. There are songs and dances, as well as wrestling, horse racing, tug-of-war and other sports activities. The crowd's favorite is the "Race of Jumping and Running". Each participant puts an egg in a spoon and holds the spoon handle in his mouth. During the race, the egg cannot fall to the ground, and the first one to reach it is the winner. This is the Tatar people's traditional festival --- Sabaan Festival, also known as the Plow Festival. Legend has it that seven or eight hundred years ago, a song fairy came here to sing in the name of secretly organizing and mobilizing the masses against feudal rule. Her high-pitched singing voice was y loved by the people. After she died on the battlefield, the people built a "Hatting" (a pavilion-style building dedicated to singing) to honor and praise her with her songs. Later on, it evolved into a grand festival of the Jing people today - Ha Festival ("Ha" means "song", Ha Festival is the "Song Festival"). "Song Festival"). The festival is held on the 25th day of the first month of the lunar calendar, the 10th day of the sixth month, and the 10th day of the eighth month. During the festival, Jing men, women and children dressed in festive attire, gathered in Ha Ting, held to welcome the gods and ancestral activities. By the "Ha brother" (singing Ha song specializing in holding the qin accompaniment of the male) with elegantly beautiful, fascinating music and two "Ha sister" subdued, beautiful and fluent song, *** congratulations on the joy of the festival. At the same time, there are also martial arts, wrestling, bullfighting and other activities to add atmosphere to the festival.

Traditional Festivals of Various Ethnic Groups Main Festivals of Ethnic Groups in China

Ethnic Groups Main Festivals Time Ethnic Groups Main Festivals Time

Achang

Torch Festival, June 25, Lunar Calendar, De'ang

Water Splashing Festival, April 15, Lunar Calendar

Huijie Festival, the first ten days of September in the Lunar Calendar, Dongxiang

Sacred Festival of the Chronicles, March 12, Lunar Calendar

Sacred Festivals of the Holy Ghosts March 12

Water Splashing Festival, February 29, Lunar Calendar, Eid al-Fitr *** September 30, Lunar Calendar

Sacred Sacrifice, July 1, Lunar Calendar, Gulbang Festival *** December 10, Lunar Calendar

Taste of the New Year Festival, August 15, Lunar Calendar, for Dongs

Rouge Festival, June-September Lunar Calendar, for Bais

March Street, March 15, Lunar Calendar, for Dongs, November 19, Lunar Calendar

Water Splashing Festival, February 15, Lunar Calendar, for Dongs. November 19th, Lunar Calendar

Torch Festival, June 24th, Lunar Calendar Bullfighting Festival, February, Lunar Calendar

Fisherman's Lake Festival, August 15th, Lunar Calendar Eating of the New Year Festival, June to July, Lunar Calendar

Security Guard Ethnic Groups

Sacred Discipline Festival, *** March 12th, Lunar Calendar Dulong Ethnic Groups

Kachuiwawa, Mid to Late October, Lunar Calendar

Eid Al-Fitr Festival, *** September 30th, Lunar Calendar. Russians

Easter *** December 10th on the Gregorian calendar

Gulbang *** December 10th on the religious calendar Oroqen

Spring Festival, the first day of the first month of the Lunar Calendar

Browns

Open Door Festival, the 15th day of the 12th month of the Dai calendar Ovinks

Miguoru, the 22nd day of the 5th month of the Lunar Calendar

Shut Door Festival, the 15th day of the 9th month of the Dai calendar Gaoshan

New Year's Festival, December of the lunar calendar

Fire Splashing Festival, 19th day of the second month of the lunar calendar Gelao

Dengpang Festival, first day of the first month of the lunar calendar

Buyi

June 6, sixth day of the sixth month of the lunar calendar Gelao Festival, 3rd day of the third month of the lunar calendar

March 3, third day of the third month of the lunar calendar Taste of New Year Festival, 6th and 7th month of the lunar calendar

April 8, 8th day of the fourth month of the lunar calendar Lahu

Kuza Festival, March of the Dai Lunar Calendar

Korean

Yuan Day, the first day of the first month of the Lunar Calendar, Torchlight Festival, the 24th day of the sixth month of the Lunar Calendar

Shangyuan Festival, the fifth day of the first month of the Lunar Calendar, Taste of the New Year Festival, the twelfth month of the Dai Lunar Calendar

Cold Food Festival, the fifth day of the fourth month of the Lunar Calendar, Lai People

March 3, the third day of the third month of the Lunar Calendar

Duanwu Festival, the fifth day of the fifth month of the Lunar Calendar, Lisu People <

Harvest Festival, September, Lunar Calendar

Hani tribe

October Festival, first day of October, Lunar Calendar, Bathing Pond Festival, third day of the first month of the Lunar Calendar

June Festival, June 24, Lunar Calendar, Lunar New Year's Eve, first day of the first month of the Lunar Calendar

Kazakhs

Sacred Festival of the Holy Period, *** 12th day of the third month, Lunar Calendar, Knife-pole Festival, 8th day of the second month of the Lunar Calendar

Eid al-Fitr *** 30th day of September, Lopa tribe < Fourth lunar month

Eid al-Fitr *** 30th day of the ninth lunar month Jingpo

Meimen Festival 15th day of the first lunar month

Gurbon Festival *** 10th day of the twelfth lunar month Kirghiz

Sacred Discipline Festival *** 12th day of the twelfth lunar month

Jinuo

Iron Punching Festival, first month of the lunar year Eid al-Fitr *** 30th day of the ninth lunar month

Torch Festival, lunar month of the twelfth lunar month

Eid al-Fitr *** 30th day of the ninth lunar month

Torch Festival, Lunar June, Gulbang Festival *** December 10th of the religious calendar

Kino

Ha Festival, Lunar June 10th, Norauz, the first day of the first month of the Lunar Calendar

Mongolia

The traditional festivals of the Mongols include the New Year of the Old Lunar Calendar, which is known as the "Chagan Sareng" in Mongolian, i.e., white month, which is the first month of the Lunar Calendar. month. Mongolian New Year's Day is also called "White Festival" or "White Moon", which is closely related to the white of milk. In addition, there are Naadam, horse milk festival.

Korean

The festivals are basically the same as those of the Han Chinese, including the Spring Festival, Ching Ming Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, and the Festival of the Elderly. There are also three family festivals, i.e., the baby's first birthday, H? Chí Minh Festival (60th birthday), and H? Chí Minh Festival (60th wedding anniversary). On every Hui Jia Festival and Hui Marriage Festival, children, relatives, friends and neighbors bless and wish the old man's birthday.

The Dai

The major festivals of the Dai include the Water Festival, the Door Closing Festival and the Door Opening Festival, which are all related to Buddhism.

Dongxiang Ethnic Group

The Dongxiang ethnic group, like other ethnic groups who believe in religion, has three major festivals every year, namely, the Eid al-Fitr Festival, the Gulbang Festival, and the Shengji Festival, all of which are derived from the *** religion.

The Browns

The Hounan Festival is a grand annual festival of the Browns, which is held on the 13th-15th of April in the solar calendar, seven days after the Qingming Festival in March of the lunar calendar. During the festival, the main activity is to splash water on each other, and the ceremony is held in full accordance with the ancient and traditional way of the Brown people - the custom of welcoming the sun, so it is called the festival of welcoming the sun.

Nu

The main festivals are: the Spring Festival, called "Jijiam" in Nu, also known as Qaisi Festival; Fairy Festival, also known as the Flower Festival, is a traditional festival of the Nu people living in the Gonshan area, the festival is held on the 15th and 17th day of the third month of the lunar calendar every year; the festival of the Valley God, said "Ru for the", formerly Bijiang County. ", the former Bijiang County ...... >>

What ethnic groups have what traditional festivals Too many, I'll cite some of them!

The Buyei

June 6 Lunar June 6 Gelao Festival Lunar March 3

March 3 Lunar March 3 Taste of the New Year Festival Lunar June and July

April 8 Lunar April 8 Lahu

Kuzar Festival Lunar March

The Korean

The Yuanzhi Lunar January 1st Torch Festival Lunar June 24th <

Shangyuan Festival, the fifth day of the first month of the lunar calendar, Taste of the New Year Festival, the twelfth month of the Dai calendar

Cold Food Festival, the fifth day of the fourth month of the lunar calendar, for the Li ethnic group

March 3, the third day of the third month of the lunar calendar

Dragon Boat Festival, the fifth day of the fifth month of the lunar calendar, for the Lisu ethnic group

Harvest Festival, the ninth month of the lunar calendar

Yi torchlight festival, torchlight juggling, tumbling, bullfighting, songs and dances, the twenty-fourth day of the sixth month

Flower Arrangement Festival of Flower Arrangement and Song Dance on the 8th day of February

Yi Saiyi Festival Dance, Song and Colorful Costumes on the 28th day of March

Yi Tiger Festival Tiger Sheng Dance and Tiger Dance on the 8th day of the first month of the Lunar New Year to the 15th day of the first month of the Lunar New Year

Yi Mizhibi Festival Ceremony for the Gods

Muding March Festival: Exchange of Supplies, Folk Dance and Folk Song Performances March 27 to February 19

Bai March Street in Dali Material Exchange, Horse Racing, Songs and Dances March 15 to 21

Bai Green Girl Festival Dancing and Songs January 15

Bai Sanshin Festival Rituals and Planting of Rice Seedlings April 23 to 25

Bai Planting of Rice Seedlings Festival Rituals, Planting of Rice Seedlings, Songs and Dances Mango Seeds Festival

Bai Torch Festival Torches, dragon boat races, and singing of Dabun songs June 25

Bai Shibaoshan Song Festival Temple and songs at the end of July

Bai Pear Blossom Festival Picnic in the pear orchard every year when the pear blossoms are in full bloom

Bai Benzhong Festival Sacrifice, song and dance, and music of the Cave Scriptures varies among villages and hamlets

Dai Water Festival Dai Dragon Boat Racing, water-splashing, singing and dancing in the mid-April solar calendar

Dai Dragon Sending Festival Rituals, songs and dances in January of the solar calendar

Dai Closed Door Festival Diem Pagoda, songs and dances in the middle of the seventh month of the solar calendar

Dai Open Door Festival Crosstowns, Goshen, songs and dances in the middle of the tenth month of the solar calendar

Hani Hani Amatu Rituals, songs and dances, street feasts in the second month of the lunar calendar, which is the day of the dragon

"Bitter Zazha "June 24th

The Hani "Rima Lord" Festival Dancing, singing and wrestling in March

The Hani Grasshopper Catching Festival Grasshoppers are eaten on the 24th day of June in the lunar calendar

The Hani Girls' Festival Swinging, singing and dancing in the fourth day of the second lunar month

The Hani Girl's Day. The fourth day of the second month of the lunar calendar

The Hani Dragon Festival / New Rice Festival Gongs, cowhide drums, bawu, ukulele The second day of the second month of the lunar calendar

The Hani Misoza Festival Swings, songs and dances

The Hani Miaina Festival Campfires, songs and dances Early May

Miao Miao Huashan Festival Climbing the flower poles, lusheng, songs and dances New Year

Lisu Lisu Bath House Meeting Spa bathing, Song competition on the second day of the first month

Lisu "Qash" Festival, reunion dinner, crossbow shooting competition on the first to fifteenth day of the first month

Lisu Knife Pole Festival, climbing knife poles, the sea of fire, throwing bags, singing and dancing on the eighth day of the second month

Naxi Naxi Mira / Stick Club picnic, horse racing, singing and dancing, trading of agricultural tools on the eighth day of the second month

Naxi Naxi Mira / Stick Club picnic, horse racing, singing and dancing, trading of agricultural tools on the eighth day of the second month

Naxi Sanduo Festival rituals, songs, bullfighting June 25

Naxi Mule and Horse Conference material exchange, cultural and sports performances in mid-March/mid to late July of the lunar calendar

Naxi Festival of Heaven Sacrifice Sacrifice Spring Festival in the New Year/Autumn Festival in July

Naxi July Festival material exchange, cultural and sports performances in mid-July of the summer calendar

Naxi Festival of the Dragon Material Exchange, cultural and sports performances on the 15th day of the New Year

Naxi Festival of Dragon Material Exchange, cultural and sports performances on the 15th day of the New Year

Naxi Festival of the Dragon Lahu Festival of the Dragon Material exchange, cultural and sports performances 15th day of the first lunar month

Lahu Lahu Kuza Festival (New Year's Festival) Elephant-foot Drum Dance, Songs and Dances End of the third month or beginning of the fourth month of the Dai Calendar

Lahu Hulu Festival Bonfires, songs and dances 10th day of the tenth month of the lunar calendar

Lahu Sacrifice to the God of the Sun Sacrifice, songs and dances Day of the Establishment of the Summer Festival

Wa Wa Ramu Drum Festival Sacrifice, songs and dances "Geri" in Wa calendar / 12th month of the Chinese calendar. "Grey Month"/December in the Wa calendar

The Browns Brown Ganyong Festival Rituals, song and dance April and September

The Dulongs Dulong Kachowa (New Year's Festival) Sacrifice, cattle-plowing, song and dance Winter or New Year's Month

The Jingpos Jingpo Meiming Long Songs Sacrifice, song and dance in New Year's Month in the Lunar Calendar

The Nu Nu New Year's Festival Respecting ancestors, sacrificing soil, song and dance December to the 10th day of the first month of the following year

The Nu New Year's Festival. The 10th day of the first month of the following year

Nu Flower Festival Collecting flowers, singing and dancing on the 15th day of the third month of the lunar calendar

The Achang People The Achang Street Juggling White Elephants, Dancing on Elephant Feet and Drums Mid-September of the lunar calendar

The Pumi People The Pumi People's "Big New Year" Festival Swinging, horse-racing, singing and dancing on the 6th day of the Lunar New Year

The Pumi People's Mountain Festival Mountain tour, song and dance May 5

Tibetan Tibetan grass *** Festival/Tibetan New Year Horse racing, picnics, potlatch jumping in the first month of the lunar calendar

Tibetan "flower children" will be singing songs to the 14th day of the 6th lunar month

Tibetan jumping god puja rituals, song and dance Tibetan New Year's Eve

Tibetan horse racing Horse racing in the 5th lunar month

The Tibetan horse race is held on the 5th day of the 5th lunar month. ...... >>

What are the traditional festivals of each ethnic group? Main Festivals of Ethnic Minorities in China

Ethnicity Main Festivals Time Ethnicity Main Festivals Time

Achang

Torch Festival, June 25, Lunar Calendar, De'ang

Water Splashing Festival, April 15, Lunar Calendar

Huijie Festival, early September 10, Lunar Calendar, Dongxiang

Shengjijie Festival, *** March 12, Lunar Calendar

Water Splashing Festival, March 29, Lunar Calendar. February 29, Lunar New Year's Day *** 30th day of the ninth month of the lunar calendar

Sashen, the first day of the seventh month of the lunar calendar *** 10th day of the twelfth month of the religious calendar

Taste of New Year's Day, the fifteenth day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar, for the Dong ethnic group

Luang Rang Festival, the period of the sixth month of the lunar calendar to the ninth month of the lunar calendar, for the Bai ethnic group

March Street, the fifteenth day of the third month of the lunar calendar, for the Dong Nian, the nineteenth day of the eleventh month of the lunar calendar

Torch Festival, the twenty-fourth day of the bullfighting festival, the second day of the sixth month of the lunar calendar. The 24th day of the Bullfighting Festival in February Lunar Calendar

The Fisherman's Pool Festival on the 15th day of August Lunar Calendar, and the Eating of New Year Festival from June to July Lunar Calendar

Security Guard Ethnic Groups

The Sacred Ki Festival *** on the 12th day of the 3rd month of the lunar calendar for the Dulong Ethnic Group

The Katriyavan Festival on the middle to late part of the 10th month of the Lunar Calendar

Eid Al-Fitr Festival *** on the 30th day of the 9th month of the Lunar Calendar for the Russian Ethnic Group

Easter in the 3rd and 4th months of the Lunar Calendar

Gulbang Festival *** 10th day of the 12th month of the lunar calendar Oroqen

Spring Festival *** 1st day of the first month of the Lunar Calendar

Brown

Open Door Festival 15th day of the 12th month of the Dai Calendar Ovink

Migolu Festival 22nd day of the 5th month of the Lunar Calendar

Close Door Festival 15th day of the 9th month of the Dai Calendar Alpine

New Year's Festival 12th month of the Lunar Calendar

Fire Festival *** 12th day of the 12th month of the Lunar Calendar

Fire Splashing Festival 19th day of the 2nd lunar month Gelao

Dengpang Festival 1st day of the 1st lunar month

Buyei

June 6, 6th day of the 6th lunar month Gelao Festival 3rd day of the 3rd lunar month

March 3, 3rd day of the 3rd lunar month Taste of the New Year Festival 6th month of the 7th lunar month

April 8, 8th day of the 4th lunar month Lahu

Kuza Festival 3rd month of the Dai calendar

Won-day, the first day of the first month of the lunar calendar, and Torch Festival, the 24th day of the sixth month of the lunar calendar

Shangyuan Festival, the fifth day of the first month of the lunar calendar, and Taste of the New Year Festival, the twelfth month of the Dai calendar

Cold Food Festival, the 5th day of the fourth month of the lunar calendar, for the Li ethnic group

March 3, the 3rd day of the third month of the lunar calendar

Dragon Boat Festival, the 5th day of the fifth month of the lunar calendar, for the Lisu ethnic group

Harvest Festival, the 9th month of the lunar calendar

Hani ethnic group <

October Festival *** The first day of October on the lunar calendar, the Bath Pond Festival, the third day of the first month on the lunar calendar

June Festival *** The 24th day of June on the lunar calendar, the New Year's Festival, the first day of the first month on the lunar calendar

Kazakhstani

Sacred Discipline Festival *** The 12th day of the 3rd month on the lunar calendar, the Knife Pole Festival, the eighth day of the 2nd month on the lunar calendar

Eid al-Fitr *** The 30th day of the 9th month on the lunar calendar, the Lhoba

Xudu Dragon Festival

The 2nd month of the Tibetan lunar year <

Gulbang Festival *** 10th day of the 12th month of the lunar calendar Lunar April

Herzhe

Herzhe Year, the first day of the first month of the Lunar Calendar Manchu

Zongjin Festival, 13th day of the 11th month of the Lunar Calendar

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Sacred Discipline Festival *** 12th day of the 12th month of the Lunar Calendar, the Temple, the 4th month of the Lunar Calendar

Eid al-Fitr *** 30th day of the 9th month of the Lunar Calendar. 10th of December

Jing

Ha Festival, 10th of the sixth lunar month, Norauz, the first day of the first month of the lunar calendar

Traditional Festivals of Minorities Many of the festivals of the Manchu are the same as those of the Han Chinese. The main Spring Festival, Lantern Festival, February 2, Dragon Boat Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival. Festivals are generally held during the pearl ball, jumping horse, jumping camel and skating and other traditional sports activities.

Award Gold Festival: is the Manchu "clan celebration" day. 1635 lunar October 13, Huang taiji issued a decree, officially changed the clan name "Women's" for "Manchuria", which marks a new ethnic * * * *. This marks the formation of a new national **** same body. Manchurian compatriots around the lunar October 13, Manchurian naming day spontaneously held commemorative activities to commemorate the birth of the Manchu.

Shangyuan Festival: that is, the 15th day of the first month, commonly known as the "Lantern Festival". The same as the Han Chinese, the Manchu also have the Lantern hanging colored lanterns and eat the custom of Lanterns.

Racewear Festival

Racewear Festival - Yi girls fashion show: Chuxiong Yi State, there are two places have Racewear Festival. One is Yongren County, straight Tho village dress festival, the time for the first month of the lunar calendar every year 15. One is the Dayao County Santai township of the Racewear Festival, the time for the March 28 each year.

Traditional Festivals of Various Ethnic Groups Traditional Festivals of 56 Ethnic Groups in China

1, Achang

Most of the Achang people live in Yunnan, one of the earliest hereditary ethnic groups in the territory of China's Yunnan Province. Achang Street is a traditional festival of the Achang people, which is held in the middle of September of the lunar calendar every year. The Achang people believe in Hinayana Buddhism, and the meeting street was originally a religious ***. The main religious festivals are into the puddle (closed door), out of the puddle (open door), burning white firewood, water festival. In addition to religious festivals, there are also many traditional festivals unique to this ethnic group. For example, Torch Festival, Wuluo Festival, Flower Pouring Festival and Spring Festival. Juggling white elephants is a traditional festival of the Achang people.

2, De'ang

De'ang folk traditional festivals are mainly water festival, closed door festival, open door festival, burning white firewood, etc., most of them are related to Buddhist activities. De'ang people also sacrificed to the family hall, Zhai God, God of the earth, the dragon, the valley mother and other sacrificial customs, which sacrificed to the dragon is the most interesting. Religious festivals are "into the puddle" (closed door festival), is the devout Buddhists the largest jingju put fasting festival.

3, Dongxiang

Dongxiang and other religious beliefs of the same ethnic groups, there are three major festivals every year, namely, Eid al-Fitr, Gurban Festival, Shengji Festival.

4. Dong Ethnic Group

The traditional festivals of Dong ethnic group have different dates all over the world, and the main festivals include New Marriage Festival, Bridge Building Festival, Cow Sacrifice Festival, New Eating Festival, Flower Firecracker Festival and so on.

5. Bai nationality

The Bai nationality has many traditional festivals, and "March Street", which has a history of thousands of years, is the biggest annual festival of Bai nationality, and it is now named "March Street Ethnic Festival". It is now called the "March Street National Festival". It is characterized by the "Torch Festival" (also known as the Star Festival) and other national festivals. Other major festivals include the New Year's Day, the Three Spirits Festival, the Torch Festival, the Sea Juggling Festival, and the Sun Worship Festival. The same with the Han Chinese, also had Qingming, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival and so on.

6, Dulong

The only traditional festival of the New Year's Day (Dulong language: Kachuwa) is also linked with religion. The festival is held on a certain day of the winter month every year, the exact time is set by each family or clan, the length of the festival is often determined by the amount of food prepared, during the festival, people should hold ceremonies to sacrifice to the mountain gods, singing and dancing.

7, the Russian

The Russian traditional national holiday is mainly related to religious beliefs, the annual calendar on January 7, the Russians are celebrating Christmas, to commemorate the birth of Jesus.

8, Oroqen

Oroqen traditional festivals are not much, only the Spring Festival, the clan's "Mokun" General Assembly and religious activities, "Ominaren", and Bonfire Festival. The main festival is the Lunar New Year.

June 18 every year is the traditional festival of Oroqen people - Bonfire Festival. On this day, Oroqen people will light bonfires, sing and dance to celebrate the festival of their own people.

9, Brown

The most distinctive festival days are: New Year's Day, sacrifice to the gods of the village, wash the feet of cattle and so on.

10, Ewenki

Ewenki people, whether they are herders, hunters or farmers, the lunar New Year as the main festival. The twenty-third day of the lunar month should be sacrificed to the fire god. On May 22nd, the pastoral area will have the "Mikolu" festival, which is actually a festival evolved from a production activity. On this day, the number of livestock is counted, and horses are trimmed and branded. People get up early on the fifth day of May to pick mugwort and put it on their heads, and go to the river to wash their faces and take a bath, in order to seek well-being. Pastoral areas, there is a "sacrifice Ovoo", which evolved from religious rituals into the festival, to hold horse races and other activities. 11, Alpine

11 Alpine

Alpine people

Alpine people have many festivals. Most of their traditional festivals have a strong religious color. The "Harvest Festival", also known as the "Harvest Festival", "Harvest Festival" and "Harvest Festival", is equivalent to the Spring Festival of the Han Chinese, and is the biggest festival of the Gaoshan people. It is the biggest festival of the Alpine people.

12, Gelao

Mountain worship, eating new, New Year's Eve, are the three major festivals of the Gelao people around the world. Spring Festival, the biggest festival of Gelao. October 1 of the lunar calendar is the traditional festival of the Gelao people, "Ox King Festival", which is unique to the Gelao folk festival.

13, the Korean

Its festivals are basically the same as the Han Chinese. There are five major Korean festivals, which are still celebrated today. These five major festivals are: the first day of the Spring Festival (Spring Festival), on the first day of the Lantern Festival (Lantern Festival), cold food (Ching Ming Festival), Dragon Boat Festival, Autumn Festival (Mid-Autumn Festival). The Korean people have a long tradition of honoring the elderly, and as early as the period of the Yi Dynasty of Joseon (1392-1910), the ninth day of the ninth month of the year was established as the Day of Comfort for the Elderly (Elderly People's Day). There are also three family festivals, namely, the baby's first birthday, H?nga Festival (60th birthday), and H?ngmyeong Festival (60th wedding anniversary).

14, Li

Li festivals are closely related to the Li calendar. Before the liberation of the Li festivals, in the neighboring Han areas and Li and Han mixed areas, most of them use the lunar calendar, festivals and the same Han, such as the Spring Festival, Ching Ming Festival, Dragon Boat Festival and so on. As far as the Li are concerned, the grandest and most common festivals that are celebrated are the Spring Festival and March 3rd.

15, Lisu (lisu are four sounds)

The main festivals are the Kuoshi Festival, torch ...... >>

What are the traditional Chinese festivals? Traditional festivals include: Spring Festival, Winter Solstice, Dragon Boat Festival, Tanabata Festival, Ching Ming Festival, Lantern Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, and Chongyang Festival. The grandest traditional festival is of course the Spring Festival! Traditional musical instruments include: pipa, erhu, banhu, guzheng, flute, ocarina, qin, xiao, yangqin (I think it is written like this), guanzi (pipe), wicker bamboos (ancient name for bamboos), suona (Chinese oboe), daxansanshou (big three-stringed instrument), yueqin (a moon harp), and the horse-head qin (a traditional instrument of the Mongolian people), and so on. Traditional dress? I think it's the Han Chinese dress, but it's rare, and of course, the Tang Chinese dress counts too~! And the cheongsam, which is a favorite of women, too.

Korean traditional festivals Baidu Encyclopedia Festivals The Korean festivals are basically the same as those of the Han Chinese. In addition, there are three family festivals, namely, the first anniversary of the birth of a baby, "back to the A Festival" (60th birthday), "back to the wedding festival" (60th wedding anniversary). The Korean people have always emphasized rituals and festivals. On the occasion of New Year's festivals and celebrations, the diet is more elaborate, and all dishes and cakes should be decorated with shredded chili peppers, sliced eggs, shredded seaweed, shredded green onions, or pine nut rice and walnut kernels. Korean Spring Festival: The Korean people, who are good at singing and dancing, have a colorful festival life. On New Year's Eve, the whole family observes the New Year's Eve all night long, and the music of the ancient gaqin and dongxiao brings people into a new realm. During the festival, men and women of all ages sing and dance, press the springboard, tug of war, etc., the competition field, lively and extraordinary, people help the old and the young to watch. On the night of the 15th day of the first lunar month, a traditional celebration is held ***, with several elderly people climbing onto the wooden "moon watching Korean "Hwaja Banquet" frame" to see the bright moon first as a blessing, meaning that his children and grandchildren are healthy, all the best. Afterwards, everyone sings and dances around the lighted "Wangwolulou" to the sounds of long drums, dongxiao, and suona music until the end of the festival. Sangwon Festival: A traditional festival of the Korean people. Held annually on the 15th day of the first month of the lunar calendar, the festival period of one day, this day, the Korean put to send the first ancestral tomb lamps, and then in the Hallene "genus" lamps, hanging lanterns in the courtyard, hanging wall lamps on both sides of the courtyard door, but also to the river to release the lamp boat. This day also eat medicine rice, five grain rice, drink Conger wine. Medicine rice to river rice, honey as the basic raw materials. Mixed with jujubes, chestnuts, pine nuts and other cooked. Because the medicine rice ingredients are more expensive, not easy to get together, generally to rice, millet, rhubarb rice, glutinous rice, rice beans made of five kinds of "five together rice" instead. To look forward to that year's harvest. There are many games at the festival, in the past there are torch battle, car battle, tug-of-war and so on. Torch battle, that is, the race fire, to see whose torch is the brightest, burning the longest time. The car war is to compare whose car is strong. All recreational activities, the whole village to participate. Onlookers beat drums and cheered, lively and unusual. The winners sing, dance and celebrate their victory. In the evening, everyone carries a torch high up on the east hill to welcome the full moon, whoever is lucky that year will be able to see the rising full moon, after welcoming the moon, men, women and children step on the bridge under the moonlight. Treading the bridge is also called stomping the bridge. In the Korean language, the words "bridge" and "leg" have the same sound, and following the bridge means practicing the leg. When stepping on the bridge, each person should go back and forth on the bridge several times to dozens of times, **** the number of times must be equal to their own age, in order to pray for blessings and avoid disasters. Baby's Birthday Festival: This is the baby's first birthday festival. Among the rituals of the Korean people, the baby's first birthday is the most important. The first birthday of a baby is celebrated with great pomp and circumstance. When the baby's birthday comes, the mother of the baby dresses herself up, puts on a set of elaborate national costume, and carries the baby to the prepared birthday table, where the baby is given a chance to "look over" the "hunting objects" set up especially for him or her. The table is set out with symbolic objects such as rice cakes, sweets, food, pens, books, guns, and so on. When the guests arrive, the baby's mother tells the child to take whatever he or she likes from the assortment of things on the table. When the child reaches out and takes something from the table, the guests get excited and say something to cheer them up. This process is called the baby's birthday table "ceremony". Some places there are old people to the child's neck on a ball of white thread custom, to show that the hope that the child as snow-white thread as a white person, can be as long as the long line of life as long life extension. Head Washing Festival: The 15th day of the 6th month of the lunar calendar is the head washing festival of the Korean people. This day is regarded as an auspicious day. Early in the morning, men, women, and children go to the river to wash their heads. Legend has it that it is auspicious to wash one's head with water from a stream flowing eastward. In the evening, people also hold a head-washing feast at their homes, sing head-washing songs, and then the whole family sits down happily for a sumptuous dinner. Huiwu Festival: Among the family festivals of the Korean people, the grandest is the "Huiwu Festival", also known as the "Return to Marriage Festival", which is the 60th anniversary of the marriage. The following three conditions must be met in order for the festival to be held: first, the old couple is alive; second, the biological children are alive; and third, the grandchildren have not died prematurely. If any of the biological children or grandchildren die, the festival cannot be held. Therefore, whose family can be held back to the wedding festival, is a kind of great honor, friends and relatives have to come to congratulate, a pair of old people dressed in young wedding dress, helping each other into the table, we frequently raise a glass of blessing, than the young people's wedding more lively and grand. June 1: June 1 International Children's Day in Yanbian has evolved into a new national holiday. In Yanbian, people take "June 1" Children's Day as a major child-friendly activity. "On the day of June 1, there are often thousands of people in festive dress flocking to the park for park activities. In addition to ...... >>

What are the traditional ethnic festivals Tian Xing Key

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Torch Festival June 24-25 Shilin, Chuxiong, Dali Lighting torches, wrestling, bullfighting, songs and dances

Flower Arrangement / Playing Songs Festival on the eighth day of the second month of February, Dayao, Shuangjiang Collection of azalea flowers plugged in the place, young men and women in full dress jumped to the "left-footed dance". "

Mizhi Festival on the eighth day of February, Shilin Dragon Tree Festival, picnic

Dragon Festival on the eighth day of February, Jinggu Lusheng dance

Saiyi Festival on the twenty-eighth day of March, Dayao, Saiyi

March meeting on the twenty-eighth day of March, Muding, catching up with the market, dance

Tiger Festival on the eighth to fifteenth day of the New Year, Shuangbai County wheat, and the first day of the New Year. Shuangbai Xiaodichong Dancing

Bai

March Street March 14-16, Dali Material exchange, horse racing, dragon boat racing, singing and dancing

Around the Three Spirits April 23-25, Dali Around the mountain, ancestor worship, whip dancing, octagonal drums

Torch Festival June 25 Dali village exorcisms, praying for good luck, and a good harvest

The main festival dates vary, Dali enshrine the "main", chanting, burning incense kowtow

head, singing, dancing, fun, games, etc.

Shibaoshan song will be the end of July and the first three days of August, three days of Jianchuan, singing the love songs of the Bai people

Hmong

Huashan Festival, January 3, Pingbian, Yongshan, song and dance Lusheng, "

July Festival, mid-July, Lijiang, livestock trading and singing

Mosuo

Mountain Pilgrimage Festival, July 25, Lugu Lake, goddess worship, singing, dancing, archery and making friends with the Asha

Jingpo

Meiming Zongsong, January 15, Lucy, Longchuan, and the Wembang Dance

Tibetan

Buddha's Day, the day of the Buddha's birth, is the first time that a person is born in Tibet.

The Buddhahood Day April 1-4

Dancing God Puja Tibetan New Year's Eve Diqing Dancing God Program

Horse Racing Festival May 5 Zhongdian Grassland Setting up tents, picnics, banquets, horse races

The Enlightenment Day October 25

The Day of the Danyang Festival May 5 Diqing Horse Racing, Pot Zhuang Dance, String Dance, picnics

The Bouyei

The Cow King Day April 8

The Dancing God Puja. Cow King Festival April 8

Luo Ping, Fuyuan Eating cow king poop, giving cows loose food, singing and dancing

Dai Water Festival Banna, Dehong Dancing, singing and dancing, dragon boat races, splashing water, raising flowers

Picking flowers for flowers Festival Jinggu Picking flowers and offering them to the Buddha

Dragon Sending Festival in January of the Gregorian calendar, Xishuangbanna's Da Menghuong Dragon Sending sacrifices to the Dragon Gong

Hani

Zalizhao January 1, Mejiang Ancestor worship, singing, swinging, feasting

Amatu February Dragon Day Jinping Mountain worship, ancestor worship, Shelin worship, etc.

New Rice Festival August 1st and 2nd Dragon Day Honghe Tasting of the new year, sacrificing to the sky, sacrificing to relatives

Bitter Zaza June Honghe Songs, dancing, sacrificing to the sky god

October Year October Simao, Honghe Ancestor worship, Tongjie Feast

Girl's Day February 2nd Honghe Picnic, singing and dancing. Picnic, singing and dancing

Mother Ceremony Festival The first cattle day in March, Simao Ceremony for mother, singing songs of motherhood

Zhuang

Long Duan Festival in March, Funing Exchange of goods, young men and women singing songs, socializing

Lisu

Knife Pole Festival February 8 Nujiang, Baoshan, on the mountain of swords, jumping ga

Song Race in the waxing moon or in the first half of the first month, Nujiang, song races and bathing.

Bathing festival Spring Festival Diqing Bathing, making friends

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Eid al-Fitr Festival October 1 in Kunming and other places Worship, "oil incense"

Gurpang Festival December in Kunming and other places Reunions, slaughtering cows and sheep

Lahu

Hulu Festival October Lancang Lusheng dance, material exchange,

Expanded Scavenging Festival First day of the first month in Lancang and Menglian Receiving new water, Lusheng dance, hunting

Sun God Worship Lixia Day in Lancang County Dedicating to the god, praying for a good year

Wa

Lhamu Drumming Festival Lunar New Year's Day in Ximeng, Canyuan Lhamu Drumming, bull-plagiarizing, dancing

Yao

Pangwang Festival 29th day of the 5th lunar month. Wenshan and Honghe Ancestor Ceremony, Song and Dance

Pumi

Transmigration Festival May 5 Ninglang Transmigration, Song and Dance, and Gun Firing

Achang

Aichang

Aichang Street September 15 Nujiang and Dehong Playing the Green Dragon, White Elephants, and Elephant Feet Drumming Dance

Jinuo

March Banna Drum Jumping, Bamboo Pole Dance, and Playing the Gyroscope

Aqua

The Dragon Festival is the first of the year to be held by the Banna, and is held on September 15, 2012 in Banna.

Duan Festival Late August to early October Fuyuan Copper drum dance, singing songs and searching for couples

Dulong

Kachowa Lunar New Year Gonsan plagiarizing cattle, sacrificing to the sky, dancing in pots and pots, and inviting each other to be their guests

Ainu

Yekuzha June Banna swinging, dancing, and having a feast

Nu

Flower Festival March 15, Nujiang River canyon Gathering of flowers, Worshipping fairies

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