What are the distinctive intangible cultural heritages in Dali, Yunnan?

Dali's characteristic intangible heritage includes: March 3rd of Dong nationality, three tea of Dali Bai nationality, traditional costume of Dali Bai nationality, classical music of Dali, dyeing and weaving skills of Dali Bai nationality, etc.

1, "March 3rd" of Dong people: On March 3rd every year, traditional "March 3rd" festivals will be held in Dong areas of Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture, including welcoming birds, offering sacrifices to ancestors, dancing dragons and lions, and beating iron flowers.

2. Dali Bai nationality's "three teas" is a traditional cooking skill of Bai nationality, including three-color tea, three-flavor tea and three-slice tea. It is matched with tea and other ingredients to form a unique taste and drinking style.

3. Dali Bai traditional costumes: Bai traditional costumes include clothes, headscarves and shoes with white and blue as the main colors, as well as patterns decorated with white and blue embroidery, which show Bai's unique costume style and skills.

4. Dali classical music: Dali classical music is an important part of Chinese classical music. Based on folk music and dance, it has formed a unique musical tune and playing method.

5. Dyeing and weaving skills of the Bai people in Dali: The dyeing and weaving skills of the Bai people show the wisdom and cultural heritage of the Bai people with unique patterns and colors.