If you were a tour guide, how would you introduce the torch festival of the Yi people in Daliang Mountain to your guests?

The traditional festivals of Daliang Mountain, such as Yi Torch Festival and Yi New Year, are two of the grandest and most solemn festivals of the Yi people. Especially on June 24 every year, the torch festival is the most characteristic, in the three days of the festival, each family kill chickens and slaughter sheep, cleaning. Afterwards, men, women and children dressed in red, black and yellow as the main color, mixed with other colors of the festival dress, gathered to a wide place in the walled village, bullfighting, horse racing, wrestling, sheep fighting, dancing, beauty contest, singing "DuoLuoHao" and other activities. After the meal, each family holding torches, singing and dancing from home to the fields, crops, and dance and sing, praying for a good harvest, the six animals, to drive away disasters and evil spirits. When the world, a cluster of torches and bonfires reflect the night sky, just like "a sky full of stars falling to earth".

The Yi wedding is unique. On the day of the wedding, the young men who welcome the bride need to accept the female girls to pour cold water, wipe pots of ash "courtesy", on the way to the wedding and after arriving at the man's home, there is a "back bride", "to the gift of money" and other traditional rituals. Traditional etiquette. At nightfall, the hosts and guests grab oil fried rice, chanting "tang yao" (song of goodbye) and "amo ni jia" (song of crying for marriage), say "ke zhirbi" (aphorisms and proverbs) and other recreational activities, and stay up all night. The whole night is spent in the same place.