What are the days of ancestor worship

Ancestor worship is a manifestation of filial piety, and in China a grand ancestor worship is held on some traditional festivals. New Year's Eve, Qingming Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Yuan Festival, and Cold Clothes Festival are all days for ancestor worship.

One, New Year's Eve

New Year's Eve ancestor worship is a traditional Chinese New Year's Eve, people are busy from the beginning of the year to the end of the year, and on New Year's Eve it is time to say to the ancestors the light of the year. Ancestor worship on New Year's Eve not only expresses people's gratitude and nostalgia for their ancestors, but also sends people's longing for the new year and their hopes for the future.

The Second Qingming Festival

The Qingming Festival is not only a traditional festival of worship, but also a national legal holiday. On Qingming Day, the national level to hold national ceremonies, such as remembering the martyrs of the revolution for the founding of new China, organized by the humanities ancestor of the two emperors of the Yanhuang Emperor's sacrificial ceremony, and so on. In the private sector, families visit the graves of their ancestors to express gratitude and remembrance of their ancestors.

Three, Dragon Boat Festival

Duanwu Festival is also a national holiday, people in the Dragon Boat Festival, in addition to organizing all kinds of traditional activities, will also be worshipped in the great patriotic poet - Qu Yuan. In some areas, people also choose to pay tribute to their deceased relatives on the Dragon Boat Festival to express their remembrance of their loved ones.

Fourth, Zhongyuan Festival

The Zhongyuan Festival is held on the 15th day of the 7th month of the lunar calendar, which is also known as the half of the 7th month and the Ghost Festival, and it is said that the half of the 7th month is the day when the souls of the souls of the souls of the souls of the souls of the souls of the souls of the souls of the souls of the souls of the ancestors can be liberated from their shackles of suffering.

Fifth, Cold Clothes Festival

Cold Clothes Festival, also known as the "October Morning", often referred to as the Ghost Head Day, is a traditional Chinese festival. It is rumored that the Cold Clothes Festival originated in the Zhou Dynasty. It is one of the three major "ghost festivals" popular in the north. As the weather gradually turns cold, people worship ancestors also called "send cold clothes", that this day sacrifice can avoid the ancestors were frozen.