Catalog of Eight Traditional Chinese Festivals

Preface to Eight Traditional Chinese Festivals

Introduction: Promoting the Spirit of National Culture in Traditional Festivals

Historical Needs in the Era of Globalization

The Living Stones of Ancient People's Life

Bloodline and Essence of National Culture

Building a Harmonious Society

The bloodline and ideological essence of the national culture

The adhesive for building a harmonious society

Weaving the old and welcoming the new: the Spring Festival

Ancient origins and far-reaching changes

Curious myths and legends

Conventional customs

Spring Festival Poetry

Fireworks: the Lantern Festival

The Starry Night lights are a joy to all families

The Lantern Festival and the Lanternless Girl

Eating Soup Dumplings, Lanterns and Lantern Riddles

Lantern Poetry

Precising the End of the World: The Ching Ming Festival

Ching Ming Festival

Ching Ming Festival: Fresh Smoke in a Few Places

Sacrificing Ancestors, Sweeping the Curtains and Mourning the Martyrs

Pedaling the Green and Plugging in Willows and Visiting Grams

Poetry for the Ching Ming Festival

Dragon Boats Racing: the Dragon Boat Festival

Duon Ng Festival: The Dragon Boat Festival

Dragon worship hang Qu Yuan, patriotic feelings

Dragon boat racing - eating zongzi - hanging Ai Pu - drinking xionghuang wine

The Three Gorges Dragon Boat Festival: Dragon Boat Festival

Cowherd and Weaving Maiden: the Tanabata Festival

God Birds and Vegetable Wings to build the Magpie Bridge

Stargazing - Begging for coquettish things - Fighting for coquettish things - sunbathing in the sun

The Tanabata Festival

The Tanabata Festival: the Moon Festival: the Mid-Autumn Festival

>The Poetry of Chung Yeung

Good Congee and Strong Feelings: Lapa Festival

Origin 1: Lapa Sacrifice

Origin 2: Buddha Became a Taoist

Other Legends and Legends

Poetry of Lapa Day

Afterword