What are the folk customs in Shaoxing?

1, Tomb of Dayu Kite Festival, time: March 22-April 15, location: Huiji Mountain;

2. Huiji Mountain Cherry Blossom Festival, March 25th to April 15, in Huiji Mountain Cherry Blossom Forest;

3. Lanting International Calligraphy Festival, time: from the beginning of March to April of the lunar calendar every year, location: Lanting;

4. Shaoxing Yellow Rice Wine Festival, time: every year 10;

5. Public sacrifice to Dayu, time: Tomb-Sweeping Day, location: Huiji Mountain;

6. Lu Xun's hometown New Year, time: Lunar New Year, location: Lu Xun's hometown scenic spot;

7. Huijishan Food Carnival, time: Lunar New Year, location: Huijishan Dayu Tomb Scenic Area;

8. Roaring Mountain Peach Blossom Festival, time: March-April every year, location: Roaring Mountain;

9. Ke Yan Xianglin Osmanthus Festival, time: autumn season, location: Xianglin.

Shaoxing, located in the north-central part of Zhejiang Province and the south bank of Hangzhou Bay, is a cultural and eco-tourism city with the characteristics of Jiangnan water town.

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Folklore and folk art:

Yue Opera originated in Shaoxing. Yue Opera is good at lyricism, mainly singing, with clear and beautiful voice, beautiful and beautiful performance, which is really touching, and the local color in the south of the Yangtze River is very strong.

Social drama is a traditional folk entertainment custom popular in Shaoxing. It is a drama of offering sacrifices to the country in the old Shaoxing Spring and Autumn Period to reward the country and pray for blessings. Social drama originated from the custom of offering sacrifices to social gods in rural areas in the Spring and Autumn Period.

At first, the Spring Society prayed for a bumper harvest, and the Autumn Society celebrated a bumper harvest for one year. Later, it developed into a performance to reward the gods and pray for blessings, and then it became a folk cultural and entertainment activity along the tradition. The custom of performing social drama in Shaoxing was popular as early as the Southern Song Dynasty, and it was still popular in the late Qing Dynasty.

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