The origin and significance of chronology

The origin of chronology is comprehensive festivals such as Lantern Festival, Temple Fair and the anniversary of moving ancestors in Zhanjiang. It means: collective sacrificial activities centered on worshipping gods and setting up religious platforms (in some places, it is called building temples), accompanied by various folk cultural performances and banquets for relatives and friends. Its main purpose is to offer sacrifices to gods, ancestors and the country, and to pray for favorable weather, prosperity and national security.

About chronology

It is a collective sacrifice activity centered on worshipping the gods and setting up a religious platform (in some places, it is called building a temple), accompanied by various folk cultural performances and banquets for relatives and friends. Its main purpose is to offer sacrifices to gods, ancestors and countries, and to pray for good weather, peace and prosperity. The New Year is a traditional way for people in western Guangdong to celebrate the New Year. The annual cases are prevalent in Jianjiang, Luojiang and Leizhou Peninsula in western Guangdong, mainly in Maoming and Zhanjiang. From the second day of the first lunar month to the end of February, each village has its own calendar day with different dates, mainly during the Spring Festival. Generally, the date of a year is one day, and some are one to three days. In some places, there are also years after March of the lunar calendar, which are called "the year of returning to autumn". The traditional festival activities are: the beginning of the year, all the year round, and all the year round.

The origin of chronology

The annual example sprouted from the ancient sacrifices in Lingnan. Chronological culture has a long history and no basis in history. Age culture represents a belief and a blessing. Some people think that Nian Shi culture is based on Mrs. Xian's culture and Leizhou's culture, maintained by clan culture, influenced by sorghum culture, Pan Maoming culture, belief in gods and ancestor worship, and constantly developed and supplemented by multicultural and indigenous cultures brought about by many times of southward migration in history.