Singing Tibetan opera in urban and rural areas, dancing in pots and villages, and dancing in strings. In pastoral areas, herders light bonfires and dance all night. During the festival, there are a series of competitions such as wrestling, throwing, tug-of-war, horse racing and archery.
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One of the characteristics of Tibetan calendar is that due to Tibet's vast territory, the methods, conditions and legends of observing astronomy vary from place to place, thus producing colorful proverbs. Tibetan calendars try to incorporate these proverbs into their own calendars, enriching the contents of Tibetan calendars.
For example, observing birds and trees is the door method, observing stars and snow is the Qiangtang method, observing the movement of the sun and the moon is the benzene image method, and observing livestock in mountains, rivers and lakes is the Gangzhuo method.
In the division of solar terms and seasons in Tibetan calendar, solar terms and seasons are not simply divided into equal parts, but are calculated according to the fixed point of the "sun" (that is, the position of the sun), and then the data are organically combined with the changes of various birds and animals in Tibetan areas to determine solar terms and divide seasons.
Therefore, although the Tibetan calendar has a tradition of being divided into four seasons, it also forms a unique method of dividing the six seasons according to the unpredictable climate of the plateau, that is, spring, late spring, summer, autumn, winter and late winter. This division method accords with the climatic characteristics of most areas of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.
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