What festivals do Dong people have? What festivals do Dong people have?

The main festivals of the Dong people are: Spring Festival, offering sacrifices to the ox god (the eighth day of April or the sixth day of June in the lunar calendar) and eating New Year's Eve (the seventh month in the lunar calendar). In some areas, the Year of the Dong people, Tomb-Sweeping Day, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival and Double Ninth Festival are celebrated in October or November. Among them, the Dong people's annual festivals are called "Walking Year" and "Eating Club Meals" (Spring Club Day in February).

Dong: (Dong Gaelic) is a minority in China. The residential area is mainly at the junction of Guizhou, Hunan and Guangxi, and there are also some Dong people in Enshi, Hubei. The total population of Dong people is 2.96 million (the fifth census in 2000), and the sixth census in 20 10 shows that the population of Dong people is 2.87 million, which has decreased by nearly 654.38+million in ten years. The name of Dong nationality comes from "Dong Xi", which is the traditional administrative unit of local people. Today, many places are called "East". After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), these local residents were collectively called Dong people.