What are the programs of ethnic minorities?

The traditional festivals of the Mongolian people include the New Year of the Old Lunar Calendar, which is called "Chagan Sareen" in Mongolian, i.e. the white month. It is also called "White Festival" or "White Moon", which is closely related to the whiteness of milk. In addition, there is the festival of a thousand lamps, Maier festival, sacrificing Ovoo, hitting the mane festival, Naadam, horse milk festival and so on.

The traditional festivals of the Zhuang people mainly include the March 3 Song Festival (Dragon Festival), the Little Year (called the "Men's Festival", also known as the "Shouting Souls Festival"), the Longduan (Zhuang language, the meaning of catching up with the field dams) Festival, the Spring Festival, the Gyro Festival, the Flower Festival, the Festival of Eating, and the Ant-trafficking Festival (the Frog Festival). The Frog Festival.)

The Hui have three major festivals, namely, Eid al-Fitr, Gurbang Festival, Shengji Festival.

The festivals of the Naxi people are many of the same as those of the Han Chinese, such as the Spring Festival, Ching Ming Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, etc. However, the activities of the Spring Festival are different from those of the Han Chinese, and they have strong national characteristics. Like many ethnic groups in the southwest, the Naxi also have a torch festival.

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The Festival of Thousand Lanterns is a religious festival of the Mongolian and Daur ethnic groups. In Mongolian, it is called "Ming Gan Zhuo La", which means "Thousand Lanterns Festival". On the day of the 25th day of the lunar month, do "Ming Gan Zhuo La" to the temple to light, that the more points the more auspicious. This holiday custom, the most prevalent in the Xinjiang Virat Mongolian. Local people in this day to eat roast beef and mutton, held traditional sports and recreational activities.

"Naadamu" is a translation of the Mongolian language, meaning "entertainment, games", to express the joy of the harvest. "Naadam" is a traditional festival with a long history in Mongolia, which occupies an important position in the life of Mongolian people.

The Horse's Milk Festival is a traditional festival of the Mongolian people, which mainly focuses on drinking horse's milk wine. It is popular in some pastoral areas of Xilingol League and Ordos in Inner Mongolia. It is usually held in the second half of the eighth month of the lunar calendar on an irregular one-day date.

Baidu Encyclopedia - Festivals of China's Ethnic Minorities