What are the folk customs in China?

The festival custom of saving money in Han nationality. Popular in all parts of Sichuan. On New Year's Eve, everything in the family should be regarded as "wealth" and "stored" to ensure that the financial resources will be rolling in the coming year and Geely will prosper.

The festival custom of Han nationality robbing silver water. Popular in eastern and western Sichuan. Every year on the first day of the first month, people have to get up early to pick well water, which is called grabbing silver water. It is believed that whoever bears backwater first will be the most prosperous this year. A jar full of clear silver water symbolizes the influx of financial resources. In some places, recycled silver water is also used to burn tea, which is enshrined under the shrine of the hall, praying for the blessing of the gods and making a fortune.

Festival custom of burning incense in Han nationality. Popular in parts of Sichuan. During the past Spring Festival, people used to go to temples to burn incense. On the first day of New Year's Day, many people rushed to get the first incense in the session, thinking that it would bring good luck.

Holiday customs of Han nationality in Deng Gong, Chengdu. Popular in Chengdu. It is held around the Spring Festival every year. As early as the Tang Dynasty, the custom of enjoying lanterns on the Lantern Festival was popular in Chengdu. After the birth of the Chinese nation and country, Chengdu Lantern Festival was held in Qingyang Palace. The annual New Lantern Festival has developed greatly in variety, style, scale and influence on the basis of retaining the characteristics of the original Lantern Festival, and has become an important place for people to play during the Spring Festival.

The customs of the Han people's festivals in Zigong Dinosaur Lantern Festival. Popular in Zigong area. It is held around the Spring Festival every year. By then, Zigong People's Park will be brightly lit and lively. There are traditional paper lanterns, silk flower lanterns and glass lanterns, as well as ceramic lanterns, neon lights, underwater lanterns, low-pressure running water lamps, gas discharge lamps and program-controlled lamps made of new technologies and materials. The content includes myths and legends, historical stories, film and television stories, folk customs, science fiction characters and so on. Dinosaur form is indispensable in lantern modeling, and it has the most characteristics and charm, and enjoys a good reputation at home and abroad. Sea customs are still popular.

The festival customs of Han nationality in Chengdu Flower Festival. Popular in Chengdu. It is held every spring. It evolved from Chengdu Flower Market. Chengdu Flower Market is very prosperous in Downing, and it is held on February 15th of the lunar calendar. People think that this day is the birthday of Baihua, and Baihua is in full bloom, which is the most worth watching. At that time, flower farmers from all directions will transport their carefully cultivated famous flowers and grasses to Chengdu for centralized exhibition. During the flower show, famous snacks from Chengdu and nearby counties set up stalls in the garden for tourists to taste.

The festival custom of Han people returning to their mother's house during the rainy festival. Popular in western Sichuan. On the rainy day, the married daughter went back to visit her parents with gifts. Women who have given birth to children must bring gifts such as canned meat and chairs to thank their parents for their kindness. For women who are not pregnant for a long time, their mother will sew a pair of red trousers for them to wear next to their bodies. It is said that this will ensure that they can get pregnant and have children as soon as possible. This custom is still popular in rural areas.

The customs of Han festivals in Zitong Temple Fair. Also known as Zitong Temple Fair. Popular in Zitong County. It is held twice a year, from the first day of February to the fifteenth day of the lunar calendar and the second day of August. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, temple fairs were once banned. Since the 1980s, this custom has resurfaced. On the basis of inheriting the tradition, the activities mainly focus on watching and participating in recreational activities and sightseeing that are beneficial to physical and mental health.

The custom of Han people spending the Spring Festival on the bridge is popular in Kanshui area of Anxian County, and it is held on the fifth day after beginning of spring every year. At that time, people from Deyang, Mianyang, Shifang, Beichuan, Jiangyou, Maoxian and other places will gather in Kanshuichang to step on the bridge.

Customs of Han nationality festivals in Dujiangyan Water Festival. Popular in Dujiangyan city. Every year, a water release ceremony is held in Tomb-Sweeping Day.

Zhang is a traditional festival of the Han nationality. Popular in Jiajiang county, it is held every year on the fourth day of the fourth lunar month. According to legend, it was Zhang Fei's birthday. At this time, the butchers have prepared sacrifices and went to the temple to worship and pray for trivial blessings, and their business is booming.

The festival custom of Han people marrying caterpillars. Popular in all parts of Sichuan. It is held on April 8 of the lunar calendar every year. In the early morning, people went out of their homes one after another, collecting dew on grass leaves, seedlings and leaves at the edge of the field and taking them home to grind ink. Then, on the red paper cut into strips, write something like "The caterpillar will get married today and never come back from the mountain". After writing, two pieces of paper are crossed and pasted on the wall of the house. People think that this can protect crops from pests and get a bumper harvest.

The festival customs of Han nationality in Wang Congge's concert. Popular in Pixian area. The annual festival is held. At that time, people from all directions will go to Wang Cong Temple to burn incense, offer sacrifices to the followers of Wang Di and Congdi, and wish the crops a bumper harvest.

The Han nationality's holiday custom of drying clothes on June 6th. Popular in all parts of Sichuan. According to legend, the sixth day of the sixth month of the lunar calendar is the day when Buddha Sakyamuni basks in the scriptures, so people think that what is basked in this day is easy to preserve. The folk song says, "June 6, drying clothes." People used to take their clothes outdoors to dry on that day, thinking that they would not be eaten by insects.

Cai Houhui's Customs of Han Festivals. Popular in Jiajiang county, it is held in August of the lunar calendar every year. Jiajiang is a famous hometown of papermaking, with many workshops. Most paper artists regard Cai Lun as their ancestor, and everyone worships Cai Lun. In August of the lunar calendar, Hsinchu is ready, the old materials are used up, and artists raise funds to hold a Cai Houhui.

The custom of Han nationality's daughter's day. Popular in Guangyuan area. According to legend, Wu Zetian's mother got pregnant while swimming in Guangyuan River bend in the Tang Dynasty and arrived in Hiuke on the 23rd day of the first lunar month. Therefore, in the old society, people regarded this day as the meeting of Wu Zetian. On this day, people flocked to Shengze Temple, Zetianba and Jialing River. The women dressed up and invited each other to swim along the river bend for good luck. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, this activity was once interrupted. 1988, Guangyuan municipal government decided to resume this folk festival and named it "Daughter's Day", and set the date of the festival as 1 day in September of Gregorian calendar.

Prepare the kitchen god Kyle Korean festival customs. Popular in most parts of Sichuan. People call the 24th of the twelfth lunar month New Year's Eve or a small holiday. On this day, we should light lamps and candles beside the kitchen, offer sacrifices to the kitchen god and send him to heaven.

The customs of Han festivals in ghost town temple fairs. Popular in Fengdu County, in the old days, temple fairs were held whenever the main god of temple fairs was born. There are many temples in the ghost town of Fengdu, and there are many times, reaching 35 times throughout the year. For example, on the ninth day of the first month, the Jade Emperor Christmas Temple Fair was held in the Jade Emperor Hall; On the second day of February, the emperor's hall held the Christmas of Emperor Yan Luowang and the queen's body was consecrated; On the eighth day of April, the main hall of Buddha celebrated Christmas for Sakyamuni; On the ninth day of September, eight Fengdu Emperor held a land meeting for Christmas, and so on. After the founding of New China, the Ghost Town Temple Fair was once interrupted. 1988 On April 18, the first ghost town temple fair was held in Fengdu County. On the basis of retaining the characteristics of the original temple fair, economic and trade negotiations and material exchanges have been increased. This custom is very popular now.

Torch Festival is a traditional folk festival for Yi people to worship gods and pray for evil spirits. It is usually held on June 24th of the lunar calendar every year. There are many legends about the origin of the school. Some people say that torches can ward off evil spirits and avoid disasters, others say it is to attract ears of grain to watch torches, and others say it is to commemorate an ancient Yi woman. Now, Liangshan Prefecture has closely combined the Torch Festival with opening to the outside world, strengthened horizontal ties and promoted business exchanges. Every year, the Torch Festival materials trade and grand celebrations were held, and the' 94 China Liangshan Yi International Torch Festival was successfully held, which added new ideas with the characteristics of the times to the traditional festivals.

Yi people's new year festival. This festival lasts for three days at different times, usually in October or November of the lunar calendar, depending on the wizard's divination. If there is a bumper harvest in that year, you can continue to celebrate the New Year for one year. Otherwise, choose another auspicious day On the morning of the festival, people shoot guns to celebrate the harvest and happy holidays. Middle-aged men visit relatives and friends in groups of three or five to pay New Year greetings to each other, while women stay at home to attract guests. In addition to singing and dancing, people also hold autumn grinding, horse racing, archery and other competitive activities.

Duyang Festival is a traditional festival of Yi people. Popular in Leibo County. This festival is held on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month every year, similar to the Dragon Boat Festival of the Han nationality. On the festival day, every household hangs calamus and mugwort leaves in front of the door, children wipe their faces with realgar wine, and young people take zongzi, wine and meat to the lawn on the mountain to sing and dance, wrestling and horse racing, which is very enjoyable.

Zhuanshihui is a traditional Tibetan festival, also known as Mufo Festival, to worship mountain gods. Popular in Ganzi and Aba Tibetan areas. Every year on the eighth day of the fourth lunar month, Shui Ye, Kowloon bathes it, so it is also called Mufo Festival. On this day every year, people from far and near in Ganzi Tibetan areas wear national costumes and gather on Happy Valley Mountain and Zheduo River. People first go to the temple to burn incense and pray, and burn paper money. Then turn to the mountain to worship the gods and pray for their blessing. After climbing the mountain, we set up a tent for a picnic and watched Tibetan opera. Singing folk songs, dancing pot and string dances, and riders also have horse racing and archery competitions. During this period, people will also hold material exchange activities and other cultural and sports activities.

Flower-picking Festival is a traditional festival for Tibetans in Apollo, Nanping County. It is held on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month every year for two days. Legend has it that long ago, Apollo was a remote valley. People gather and hunt for a living, and make clothes out of leaves and skins. One day, a girl named Lian Zhi came from far away. She is beautiful, kind and intelligent. She taught the local people to farm, weave, sew clothes, and collect lilies to treat others. One year, on the fifth day of May, Lianzhi went up the mountain to collect flowers and was swept down the cliff by the nickel wind and died. People are very sad, so they go up the mountain to pick flowers on this day to commemorate her. Over time, the flower picking festival was formed.

Huanglong Temple Fair is a traditional festival of Tibetan, Qiang, Hui and Han nationalities in Aba Prefecture. The annual summer calendar was held in Huanglong Temple in Songpan County on June 15. On the day of the festival, Huanglong Temple and the surrounding hillside Woods were lined with various local products, forming a grand material exchange meeting. Old people go to the temple to burn incense and pray for life safety: young people sing and dance happily.

Herdsmen's Day is a traditional festival for Tibetan herdsmen in Aba Prefecture. It is held at the beginning of the next month of the lunar calendar every year, and the holiday period is generally one week. Before the festival, every household cleaned up the garbage and dumped it to the west when the sun was about to set, in order to let the flame of the sun melt all the ominous things. Then, families prepare holiday foods, such as highland barley wine and yogurt. On the first morning of the festival, father and daughter competed for auspicious water. Then, wash your face and hands with auspicious water with milk, burn cypress with your washed hands, and pray for abundant water plants and prosperous cattle and sheep. Then, the family sat around and had a big meal. Three days before the festival, the villagers danced, sang, wrestled, participated in various recreational activities and stayed in the village. Three days later, people began to go door-to-door to congratulate the happy holiday. Every night, people gather outside the village, light bonfires, sing and dance.

Russian Happy Festival is a traditional Tibetan festival. Popular in Muli County. This festival falls on the seventh day of the twelfth lunar month every year. It is said that the ancient Muli area was very rich, and eight Tibetan branches in Tibet and Yunnan migrated and lived all the way. The day of settlement is the seventh day of the twelfth lunar month, and people get together to sing and dance and have fun. In the future, commemorative activities will be held on this day every year, which will be passed down from generation to generation and become a fixed festival. On the day before the festival, families are busy preparing rich food. On the festival day, the whole family sat together and drank a toast. According to custom, cats and dogs should have a full meal. If they eat meat first, it indicates good weather and a bumper harvest in agriculture and animal husbandry in the coming year. At night. People gathered around piles of bonfires. Yes, singing folk songs and dancing.

Flower viewing festival is a traditional Tibetan festival. Also known as the flower festival. It is very popular in Marcand. It is held in June of the lunar calendar every year, generally lasting for 3 -5 days, and in some places it is as long as 10 days. People take food, set up tents, ride horses, and go to the wild to enjoy the mountain flowers in droves. They set up tents, boiled butter tea, poured green pear wine, ate, drank, enjoyed flowers and prayed. Light a bonfire, sing and dance at night. During the festival, there will be activities such as wrestling and horse racing. It is also an opportunity for young men and women to fall in love.

Xie Shui Festival is a traditional Tibetan festival. Popular in Mianning County. It is held every year on the sixth day of the third lunar month. Its main contents are praying for rain and praying for children. On that day, the Lama brought the frogs, snakes and toads made by Bazin, and one or two people from each family went together. When he came to the ditch, the Lama recited the scriptures and put the animals made of Ciba into the water. When they came back, everyone was wearing rain gear and shouting, indicating that it had begun to rain. Then people went to worship a round tower. There are knives and gongs in the tower, which represent fertility. A woman who has been married for a long time and has no children makes a wish to the tower god and prays for her children. Nong, who gave birth to a child after worshipping the tower, will go to worship the tower that day to fulfill his promise.

Nine recent traditional Tibetan festivals. Also known as the flower festival. Popular in Baoxing County. It is held on the ninth day of the next lunar month every year. On that day, people gathered at the foot of the mountain, holding lanterns, performing lion dances and singing and dancing heartily. A unique wrestling match between men and women is held at night, and the result is often that men lose and women win, which causes bursts of laughter and pushes the festival activities to a climax.

Sun Buddha Festival is a traditional Tibetan festival. The time varies from place to place, and it is usually held in early February, mid-April and June of the Tibetan calendar. At that time, the temple will take out huge cloth paintings and brocade Buddha statues and display them on the high stone walls on the hillside near the temple for the masses to watch. Monks recite scriptures and believers worship them.

Jockey Club Tibetan traditional festival. Popular in Hongyuan County and other places. It is held on the first day of the seventh lunar month every year for one day. By then, the Tibetan people in the county and nearby areas will wear traditional national costumes and go to the racecourse from all directions to carry out various forms of horse racing activities. There are fast team races, relay races, horse racing archery performances and horse racing skills, which are very lively. After the horse race, people exchange local products with each other.

Tibetan festival custom of planting roof flags. Every new year, every household will hang a red, yellow and white tricolor cloth flag engraved with Tibetan scriptures on the roof. Pray for disaster. Flags vary in height and color. Some have white background and red edges, and some have red, yellow and black stripes. Flags are mostly rectangular, but there are also squares and triangles. Some people tie flags to flagpoles, while others tie flags to tree poles. Some planted a flag, and some planted several flags.

Traditional festivals of Qiang people. Also known as off-year, it is held on October 1 of the lunar calendar every year. In Maoxian area, there is a special rule to celebrate the Year of Qiang: adults in the village must not die in the Year of Qiang, otherwise they can only celebrate the Spring Festival.

Niu Wang Hui, a traditional festival of Qiang nationality. It is held every year on the first day of November of the lunar calendar for one day. On this day, let the cows rest and feed them with steamed bread and wheat straw. In some places, it is necessary to make a moon and moon steamed bread and hang it on the speaker, and then let it out for free activities. The master went to Niuwang Temple to burn incense and paper, slaughtered a sheep and a chicken, and prayed to Niuwang to protect the cow from the plague.

Qiang people's festival customs in Zhuan Song Festival. Mainly popular in the northern part of Tianmao County, Qiang people live in cottages. It is held every year on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, and only women participate.

Dragon Boat Festival is a traditional festival of Qiang people. It is held on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month every year. On this day, men, women and children should drink a little realgar wine, put a little in their ears and noses, and sprinkle a little in front of doors and windows to prevent mosquitoes, flies and snakes from entering and protect their families. Anyone who can walk around should walk as far as possible in the mountains and sprinkle with green dew, thinking that the dew of the Dragon Boat Festival can strengthen the body.

Catch up with Tujia traditional festivals in the New Year. Also known as the annual meeting. The time is the day before the Lunar New Year's Eve every year, so it is one day earlier than the Chinese New Year, so it is called. At present, this custom is only popular among a few Tujia people.

Traditional Tujia festivals in minority years. Popular in the eastern part of Youyang County. The local Tujia people celebrate the New Year on the first day of the seventh lunar month every year. In memory of our ancestors, a unique festival custom has been formed.

Play traditional Tujia festivals in Shizhu County during the Spring Festival. Also known as Whip Spring Festival, San Tan Yin Yue. The Spring Festival is held every year.

Capture Miao traditional festivals on Miao farm. Popular in Xuyong and Gu Lin. It is held twice a year on February 13 and July 3 of the lunar calendar. According to legend, the origin of Miaochang was formed by the Miao people after an uprising failed. The government won't let them be together. People secretly contacted each other in the name of playing Lusheng on the dam, and later it gradually evolved into a fixed festival.

Miao traditional festivals and gifts. Popular in Dongxia, xuyong county. It is held on the fifth day of the second lunar month every year. At that time, dozens of young men and women in Fiona Fang. If both parties like it, they can give each other belts as engagement gifts. Those who repent afterwards can claim back their belts and dissolve the relationship.

Mayang Festival is a traditional Miao festival. It is popular in Longchi and Shidi in Xiushan County. It is held every year from April 26th to 28th of the lunar calendar. At that time, people will kill pigs and sheep, treat guests and give gifts, and celebrate festivals grandly.

Ganqiu Festival is a traditional Miao festival. Spread in Xiushan County. Beginning of autumn Festival is held every year. At that time, people will flock to the venue from all directions to participate in and watch activities such as swinging, lion dancing, playing dragon lanterns and climbing knives and ladders. As for the origin of this festival, it is said that in ancient times, a clever young man, looking for a beloved girl for the people, turned a swing for one person into a swing for eight people to attract people from far and near to swing. On the swing, he finally found his beloved girl. Since then, people get together to play on the swing every autumn. Year after year, it becomes catching up with autumn.

The Miao people's holiday custom of washing feet on New Year's Eve. Every year on New Year's Eve, every family goes to the stream to dig some calamus with leaves, pull some black foam leaves and peach leaves, put them in a pot and simmer a pot of water at night. After the water is hot, pour it into the basin to wash your feet.

Guoba Festival is a traditional festival of Yi people. Your transliteration means New Year's Song and Dance Festival, Chinese New Year or Spring Festival. Popular in Dechang County and other places. The time is at the end of the twelfth month and the beginning of the first month, and the festival lasts about 10 days. During festivals, people pay New Year greetings to each other and wish each other well.

The custom of Baima Tibetan's Baima Song Festival. Popular in Pingwu County, it is held around Tomb-Sweeping Day every year. Baima Tibetans can sing and dance well, and traditional cultural activities will be held during the Spring Festival in Han areas. With the development of economy and the introduction of new culture, they have the desire to create their own festivals. The relevant departments took advantage of the trend and held the first shanzhai song concert at 1982. Since then, it has become a practice to hold it once a year.

The bronze beam dragon lantern will perform art. Also known as dragon lantern. Dragon lanterns are popular all over Sichuan, among which Tongliang Dragon Lantern is the most famous. Sichuan folks have always maintained the custom of worshipping dragons. Tongliang Dragon Lantern is famous for its exquisite binding, vivid image and beautiful dance. He has participated in many large-scale economic and cultural activities at home and abroad and has been well received by people.