Question 2: Which ethnic festival is the Tibetan New Year and Bathing Festival? Tibetan New Year and Shower Festival are the festivals of which nationality |
Question 3: What are the traditional festivals of ethnic minorities? It is a traditional festival for Tibetan compatriots.
Question 4: Which nationality is the Bathing Festival? Before and after the "Long Summer" festival every year, it is a bathing festival in Jiuqitai, where working women from all ethnic groups come to bathe. The bathed women were all radiant, and then they went to the picnic lake in groups of three or five, boating and playing for a day-from yunnan net.
It seems that the bathing festival is not a festival, but it seems to be held locally in a certain area, such as the hot spring bathing festival.
Tibetans do have a bathing festival.
"Bathing Festival" is a traditional festival for Tibetan compatriots. The Tibetan calendar begins in July and June every year and ends on 12. This large-scale mass activity will last for seven days.
It is said that this festival has a history of more than 800 years. Every year in the early July of the Tibetan calendar, when the "Abandoned Mountain Star" (Venus) appears, the * * * River becomes extraordinarily clean. At this time, collectors, men, women and children, happily carried tents, clothes, card mats and so on. And brought highland barley wine, butter tea and various cakes to the river. When the tent was set up and everything was arranged, the bathing activity began.
Question 5: What are the festivals of ethnic minorities, such as bathing festival, fireworks festival, bonfire festival, gold medal festival, throwing hands and hiking festival? The bathing festival is Tibetan, the fireworks festival is Dong, the bonfire festival is Oroqen, the golden reward festival is Manchu, the arm waving festival is Tujia, and the hiking festival is Miao.
Question 6: Which minority festival in China is "Bathing Festival"? Shower Festival is a Tibetan festival in China.
Every year after autumn, towns, villages and pastoral areas in the * * * Plateau will hold mass bathing activities. The time is July in the Tibetan calendar, just after the rainy season. In * * *, it is customary to start from the time when the abandoned mountain star appeared in the southern hills ("Gamareg" in Tibetan) to the time when the abandoned mountain star disappeared, which is exactly seven days, so it is commonly known as "Bathing Week".
Question 7: Which national festivals are Torch Festival, Bath Festival and March 3rd? Torch Festival is an ancient and important traditional festival of Yi, Bai, Naxi, Jinuo and Lahu. 2 Tibetan unique bathing festival, also known as bathing week. Singing on March 3rd is the custom of many brotherly nationalities in China, among which Gong Guangxi is the most popular. March 3rd is a traditional festival for Zhuang, Dong, Buyi and Miao people in this area, and a large-scale March 3rd Song Festival is held every year.
Question 8: Which ethnic festivals are Dragon Boat Festival, Bathing Festival, Torch Festival and March 3rd? Longchuanjie Miao nationality
Tibetan bathing festival
Yi torch festival
On March 3rd, Li and Miao nationalities.
"March 3rd" is a traditional festival of Li and Miao people, also known as "love plot". This is a traditional festival for Li and Miao people to mourn their ancestors, celebrate their new life, praise life, and praise heroes and love. It is called "March 3" because it is celebrated on the third day of the third month of the lunar calendar.
Regarding the origin of the "March 3rd" of the Li nationality, it is said that ancient humans suffered from a flood, and a man and a woman hid in a gourd melon and drifted with the flood to the uninhabited Hainan Island. In order to breed human beings, on March 3rd, they expressed their love to Song and got married, thus breeding descendants of Li nationality. On March 3, the descendants of the Li nationality commemorated their ancestors' happy marriage and their achievements in breeding the Li nationality in various ways.
"March 3rd" is also a traditional festival for Miao people to commemorate their ancestors. According to the legend of Miao ancient songs, in ancient times, five ancestors of Miao nationality (surnamed Deng, surnamed Pan, surnamed Li, surnamed Zhao and surnamed Jiang) crossed the ocean to Hainan Island. On their way across the sea, they agreed that when they reached the shore, they would go their separate ways and make their own living, but they would meet once a year on the third day of the third lunar month. Later, according to the instructions of our ancestors, on March 3 every year, Miao people gather in groups of three to five to commemorate their ancestors.
On the third day of March every year, when the flowers are blooming, the cotton trees are blooming and the betel nuts are fragrant, Li Men and the women will put on their costumes and come from all directions to worship their ancestors with Shan Lan rice wine, bamboo rice and zongzi. Whenever night falls and the mountain breeze is cool, elderly people get together to drink and catch up, while young men and women meet in groups to sing and express their love. At dawn, I will say goodbye and see you on March 3 next year. On this day, Miao people will kill chickens and catch fish, steam tricolor rice and offer sacrifices to their ancestors.
1984, with the approval of the Guangdong Provincial People's Congress and the provincial people, the people of Hainan Li and Miao Autonomous Prefecture designated "March 3" as a festival. After the revocation of the autonomous prefecture, the cities and counties under the jurisdiction of the former autonomous prefectures such as Qiongzhong and Baoting still retain this traditional festival.
Yi torch festival
Torch Festival is a grand traditional festival of Yi people in Zhijin, which is divided into "Big Torch Festival" and "Little Torch Festival". The Little Torch Festival is on April 24th of the lunar calendar, and the Big Torch Festival is on June 24th of the lunar calendar. Large and small Torch Festivals have the same activities.
On the festival day, every household in Yi Nationality Village has to erect many torches in front of the door to prepare for activities. At the same time, choose an open space near the village, erect a pine tree with a length of 10 ~ 20 meters in the center of the ground, put a wooden stick with red paper flowers horizontally at the top of the pine tree, and pile a pagoda-shaped torch around the pine tree with flammable firewood as an activity place. In the evening, the host of the festival led the gongs and drums team to beat drums. Every household in the village heard the sound of gongs and drums and went out to light torches. Men, women and children gathered at the activity venue holding torches. After everyone arrived, the host gave the order, and everyone raised the torch and ran to the pagoda-shaped torch to light it. At that time, the flames were blazing and cheers were everywhere. Everyone held small torches around the big torch, danced "Harvest Dance", sang harvest songs, and sang and danced enthusiastically. At the end of the song and dance, people from all households walked into their fields with torches in their hands, held torches in scattered places, and traveled all over their fields to express their desire to eliminate pests, pray for good weather, ensure a bumper harvest of crops, ensure human safety, and prosper six livestock. Zhijin Yi Torch Festival takes Songshuping, the third town in Tang Dynasty, as the main event, and thousands of people attend it every year. An orderly monument was erected at the venue to record the formation and continuation of the Torch Festival here. In recent years, with the improvement of the economic and cultural living standards of Yi compatriots, the atmosphere of Torch Festival is getting more and more grand every year. Yi dance's "Celebrating the Harvest of Bronze * * *", which was compiled and practiced by the national culture and art team of this county with the torch festival harvest dance as the material, was well received in provincial and local performances.
Tibetan bathing festival
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July 10 (September 2000) is a traditional festival of the Tibetan people, with a history of at least 700 to 800 years.
At this time, according to Buddhism, the water on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau has eight advantages: sweet, cool, soft, light, clear and odorless. Seven cups won't hurt your throat, and eight cups won't hurt your stomach. Therefore, July is called the best time to take a bath. Tibetan bathing festival lasts for five or six days. During the festival, whether in towns or villages, rural areas or pastoral areas, people bring tents, butter tea, highland barley wine, Ciba and other foods, and come to the banks of the * * * River and the Yarlung Zangbo River one after another to compete for water. Bathing Festival is a masterpiece of Tibetan folk culture, with a long time span and wide spread ...
Question 9: Which national festivals are Huashan Festival, Bathing Festival, Knife and Pole Festival and Nadam Festival respectively? This is the custom of Miao people.
Huashan Festival is also called "stepping on Huashan Mountain" and "jumping flowers". Traditional Miao festivals. Popular in the central and western parts of southern Sichuan and southeastern Yunnan. Festivals vary from place to place and are usually held between the first day to the fifteenth day of the first lunar month. During the festival, Miao people gather in traditional jumping hurdles in costumes. Young men and women dance on the flower pole in the center of the hurdle, and young men also hold pole climbing, horse racing, archery, singing, dancing and beauty contests.
Bathing Festival, called "Gama Riji" in Tibetan, is a festival with a long history of more than 800 years in * * *, Shigatse and Shannan. It is usually held from July 6th to12nd in Tibetan calendar, lasting for 7 days.
When autumn comes every year, Gao Yuanfeng hangs high on sunny days and Venus (also called Abandoned Mountain Star). According to the Tibetan calendar, Venus comes out in the daytime for half a year and comes out in half a year. This star is visible to the naked eye from July to early August in the Tibetan calendar in the * * * area. It is said that the water irradiated by the starlight is a potion. It is said that water during this period is more effective than "holy water". Bathing with it can eliminate all diseases and make you healthy and lucky all year round. Wash your face with it, you can see clearly, listen attentively and keep your head clear.
Knife and pole festival is an annual traditional sports festival of Lisu people in Lunmashan, Yunnan border area. The time is the eighth day of the second lunar month. Knife and pole festival originated from a legend, to commemorate the achievements of Wang Shang, a minister of war who observed the sufferings of border people in the Ming Dynasty.
On May 20th, 2006, the Lisu Knife and Pole Festival was approved by the State Council to be included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage list.
On the day of Knife and Stick Festival, several strong men first performed the ceremony of "jumping into the fire". They started to jump into the red-hot coals.
Vane blade and stem
Jumping and tumbling, performing various stunts. The next day, they tied 36 long knives with upward blades to two wooden poles more than 20 meters high with vines to form a knife ladder. The performer climbed to the top of the pole with bare hands and feet, and performed various difficult movements on the top of the pole. Today, this thrilling traditional memorial ceremony has evolved into a sports activity in which Wa heroes perform stunts.
The "Nadam" conference is a traditional festival with a long history in Mongolia and occupies an important position in the life of the Mongolian people.
Nadam, which begins on the fourth day of the sixth lunar month every year, is a grand gathering of Mongolian people. The contents of the Nadam Congress mainly include wrestling, horse racing, archery, horse riding, playing Mongolian chess and other traditional ethnic events. In some places, there are track and field, tug of war, basketball and other sports.
On May 20th, 2006, Nadam was approved by the State Council to be included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage list.
Question 10: Which nationality is the Bath Festival? Tibetan compatriots celebrate the traditional bathing festival from July 6 to July 20. At that time, Tibetan compatriots, old and young, regardless of sex, will bathe well in nearby rivers and streams and enjoy themselves in the water. After bathing, people light bonfires, heat butter tea, drink highland barley wine, eat sweet glutinous rice cakes, talk about the past and the present, and play the strings and sing. Bath Festival has a history of more than 700 years, and there are many touching legends.