According to meteorological data, from March 12 to 14, Inner Mongolia Alxa League, southwestern Ordos, Dalat Banner appeared in this spring's first sandy weather process. But by the strong cold air, April 28 to 30 appeared since the spring of the longest duration, the largest scope, the most extensive impact of a sand and dust weather process, more than 85% of the central and western regions affected by this sand and dust weather. Most of Alxa League, northwestern Bayannur City, Ordos City, most of Baotou City, Hohhot City, Wuchuan County, Ulanchab City, Siziwangqi, southern Xilingol League, Erlianhot City, sand and dust storms, the minimum visibility of 100 meters.
1.Ordos travel in April
Ordos's flowering period is in early April.
2.Ordos April Tourism
Ordos Safari Park, Wanjiahui Happy Water World, and Jucheng Palace Tourist Area.
3.Ordos April Tourist Attractions
August, traditionally the hottest time of the year. Instead, Ordos is very cool and comfortable (the hottest time of the day is from 12pm to 3pm). The sun is still strong here, though, so be sure to take precautions. Also, August is when the grass is at its best, which can certainly not be compared to the grasslands of eastern Inner Mongolia (Hulunbeier).
:4. Day trip to Ordos city
1. Ordos, Inner Mongolia: Dongsheng Railway Station 2. Changsha - Dongsheng: There is no direct train. Trains arriving through transit are as follows:
Option 1 Changsha - Baotou - Dongsheng (the shortest and cheapest travel distance) Departure Train Number Changsha Departure to Baotou Travel Time Travel Distance This Interval Fare K600/K597 (Guangzhou - Baotou) 23:3708:381 days 9 hours and 1 minute 2405 kilometers 257 yuan Baotou to Dongsheng Interchange Train Travel Time Travel Distance Fare K573(Beijing West-Dongsheng)09:5411:521hours58minutes102km17RMB Option 2 Changsha-Beijing West-Dongsheng(shortest travel time)Changsha Departure from Changsha to Beijing WestTravel TimeTravel DistanceFare T98A(Kowloon-Beijing West)01:1314:5113hours38minutes-km191RMB Interchange Train from Beijing West to DongshengTravel TimeTravel Distance Fare K573(Beijing West-Dongsheng)20:4811:5215hours4minutes920km120RMB
5.May to Ordos
KangbashiKangbashi New District is China's first 4A-level tourist area with a cityscape.
Located in the south-central Ordos, located in the hinterland of the Ordos Plateau, 25 kilometers away from Dongsheng, 3 kilometers away from the town of Azhen, and Ijinhoro Banner Dongsheng District, Azhen **** with the composition of the core area of Ordos City.
Tourism is based on urban leisure and vacation tourism, featuring cultural plazas, theme parks, museums, ancient ruins, urban landscape lakes, cultural buildings, and tourism function areas.
6. Inner Mongolia Ordos Tourism
belongs to Dongsheng Hall.
Qin Shihuang twenty-six years (221 years ago), Qin Shihuang unified China, set up counties in present-day Ordos. Qing Guangxu thirty-three years (1907), the Qing dynasty in the Ordos left wing of the middle banner of the eastern reclamation area set up Dongsheng Hall;
December 28, 1949, the Yimeng people's self-governing committee was renamed Yimeng People's Government of Suifuyuan Province year, the Great Lakes Special Administrative Region Government was established in the former Wangqi Hollow County.
April 30, 2001, the approval of the State Council, the Yikzhaomeng formally changed the name of the Ordos city.
7. Ordos April Travel Tips
Mongolia can take away the specialties are beef jerky, Grassland Lake milk wine, Mongolian silverware, Ningcheng old cellar, Oroqen blueberries, Neimeng cheeses, Zalantun rice, Zalantun black fungus, Ordos milk wine, sunflower seeds, cashmere, Qingshuihe small fragrant rice, Zalantun casserole.
Current location about China's traditional festivals
The 15 main festivals of the Han Chinese:
The Spring Festival, the Shangyuan Festival (Lantern Festival), the Flower Morning Festival (Festival of the Flower God), the Shangsi Festival (Festival of the Daughters), the Cold Food Festival, the Chingming Festival, the Dragon Boat Festival, the Qixi sEve, the Mid-Yuan Festival (Festival of the Ghosts), the Mid-Autumn Festival, the Chungyang Festival, the Winter Solstice Festival, the Lahai Festival, and the Kitchen Day (the New Year's sEve)
This
Day 1: Chinese New Year (Yuanyue Day, New Year's Day, Jungwon, Chenwon, Wonshuo, Jungdan, Zhengshuo)
Li Chinese New Year (Spring Festival of Li)
Day 7: Human s Day
Day 8: Ceremony Day
Day 9: Sunshine Day
Day 10: Earth Day
15: Lantern Festival (Shangyuan Festival , Lantern Festival)
Twentieth: Day of Day Dressing
Twenty-fifth: Fill the Barn Festival
Darkness Day: darkness on the first day of the month.
February
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First day: Zhonghe Festival (birthday of the sun)
Second day: Chunlong Festival (one of the Dragon Heads Festival, Dragon Heads Festival, Earth Club, Chunhui Day/Spring and Autumn Club Days)
Twelfth day: Hanafuda Festival (Festival of Flowers, Birthday of the Goddess of Flowers)
Fifteenth day: Butterfly Club
Nineteenth day: Birthday of Kuan Yin
Vernal Equinox Festival (on the day of the vernal equinox)
March
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Early 3rd: Shangsi Festival (Daughter's Day)
Cold Food Festival (105 days after the winter solstice and one or two days before Ching-ming)
Ching Ming Festival (Qingming)
April
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Eighth: Buddha Bathing Festival (Sakyamuni's birthday)
Changxia Festival (Summer)
18: Bixia Yuanjun Festival
May
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Day 5: Duanwu Festival (Dragon Boat Festival (Duanwu, Duanwu, Duanyang, Noon, Puji, Tianzhong)
13: Yu Festival (Day of Guan Gong's Sword Sharpening)
Twentieth: Dragon Boat Festival
Shazhong Festival (Day of the Chao Festival, the day of Summer Solstice)
June
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Sixth: Day of the Breaking Dawn (June 6, the day of the sunburning insects, the day of the king of the insects, the day of the return)
Nineteenth: Guan Yin She
24: Lotus Festival (the birthday of the lotus)
July
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Seventh: Chinese Valentine's Day s Festival (the day of the begging festival)
Fourteenth : Fall pull up.
15: Mid-Autumn Festival (Orchid Festival, Ghost Festival, Gua Festival)
Twenty-nine: Earth Burial Festival
August
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First day: Ai Moxibustion Day (Medicine Day)
15: Mid-Autumn Festival
September
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Early September
Early September: Chung Yeung Festival
Nineteen: Kwun Yum Society
October
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First day: Cold Clothes Festival (Day of Giving Clothes, Day of Shadows) (This table was compiled at the end of 2008, so it was calculated accordingly)
Fifteenth day: Shayon Festival (Shayon Water Joint)
November
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Winter Solstice (Day of the Winter Solstice)
Lunar month
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Day 7: Exorcism
Day 8: Lunar New Year
Day 16: Tailgate
20:Kitchen Sacrifice Day (Little New Year)
New Year's Eve
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When the New Year's Eve custom originated is difficult to prove but it is generally believed that the origins were in the the sacrifices to the gods and ancestors at the end of the Yin and Shang dynasties. The first month (January) of the lunar calendar is the beginning of the year, on the first or middle of the first month, most of which coincides with the beginning of spring (and to a lesser extent in the second half of the waxing moon of the beginning of spring), and is now named the Spring Festival; the finalization of the specific festival time is believed to be related to the fact that this time of year has the least impact on agricultural work. The last days of the lunar year (30th and 29th of the lunar month) are known as New Year's Eve. On New Year's Eve, the whole family gathers for the New Year's Eve dinner (the last meal of the lunar year). After the New Year's Eve dinner, there is the custom of staying up for New Year's Eve (observing New Year's Eve of the year) and giving New Year's money, which means that the last day of the lunar year will be observed on the first day of the coming year. For this reason, this holiday is also known as Chinese New Year.
Spring Festival is from January 21 to February 20 on the solar calendar. It falls on Feb. 4 or 5 at the beginning of spring.
Small and Big New Years
People, especially in rural areas, have the custom of celebrating Small and Big New Years.
On Nian, the twenty-third (or twenty-fourth) day of the Lunar New Year (see the discussion page for an explanation), Lord Zao is sent to heaven (cremation of paintings dedicated to Lord Zao) and reports to the Jade Emperor on the performance of one's family over the year. In order to make the Zaowang master say good things, offer a fragrant melon and put candy on his mouth when you send him off so that he will say good things to Heaven. To welcome the kitchen king back for the New Year sEve is to ask for (and buy) a new Zao Wang Wang painting (with Zao Wang and his wife Zao Wang with milk on top) for the kitchen. A couplet is usually posted on both sides of the painting: Heaven's Way says goodbye and comes down to earth to keep you safe. Crossword: the head of the family.
From the last day of the month of Lunar New Year, it is generally believed that until the 15th day of the first month, the Lantern Festival, there is also a saying
LaBa: the eighth day of the twelfth month of the Lunar Calendar is a traditional Han Chinese festival, which marks the New Year Eve is coming. As a tradition, we should drink Laha congee and make Laha garlic on this day. See Lapa Festival.
Sacrificing Zaos, i.e., sending the God of Zaos to heaven on the Lunar New Year's Day.
Sweeping dust,
Putting up spring couplets, posting New Year's paintings,
Please, worshiping God, sending God,
Burning incense and lighting candles,
It's beautiful to hang lanterns, and light candles in them, with the candle's flame jumping. If you put a light bulb in, itit' much worse.
Ancestor worship,
Beating gongs and drums,
New Year's Eve dinner, celebrating New Year's Eve,
Lighting firecrackers,
Happy New Year,
Lunar New Year's Eve,
Pressing the New Year's Eve money,
Striding on stilts, dancing with dragon-dragon lanterns,
Family gatherings. Those who go out to study and work will go home to reunite with their parents and spend the Spring Festival together.
Nian
Legend has it that in ancient China, there was a monster called "Nian", which had long tentacles on its head and was extremely fierce. It lived on the bottom of the sea for many years, and every New Year's Eve it climbed ashore to devour livestock and harm people's lives. Therefore, every New Year's Eve, people in villages and hamlets help the old and the young to escape to the mountains to avoid the harm of the beast of the year.
On the occasion of the New Year this New Year's Eve, people in Peach Blossom Village helped the old and the young to take refuge in the mountains. From outside the village, a begging old man was seen with his hand on a crutch, his arm on a bag, his silver beard flowing and his eyes fixed on Matthew. Villagers were sealing windows and locking doors, some were packing their bags, some were leading cattle and driving sheep, and everywhere there were crowds of screaming panic. At this time, who had the heart to take care of this begging old man? Only an old woman from the east side of the village gave the old man some food and advised him to go up the mountain to hide from the New Year beasts. The old man stroked his beard and smiled. If the old woman had let me stay in the house for one night, I would have driven the Year Beast away The old woman looked at him in amazement and saw that he had bright hair, a childlike face, and an energetic spirit. But she continued her persuasion, and begged the old man to smile without saying a word. The old woman had no choice but to leave her home and take refuge in the mountains.
At midnight, the beast of the year broke into the village. Found the village atmosphere and the previous year is different: the old woman village east of a family, the door with red paper, the house lit candles. The year beast shuddered and let out a long yelp. Nian stared angrily at her mother-in-law's house for a moment, then ran away screaming. Almost to the door, there was a sudden explosion in the yard, and Nian shivered, not daring to go further. It turns out that Nian is most afraid of red, most afraid of fire, most afraid of explosions. At this time, my mother in law s house door was open, and I saw an old man wearing a red robe laughing in the yard. Year could not help but be shocked and ran away in a mess.
The next day was the first day of the first month, and the people who had taken refuge were surprised to find the village unharmed. At this point, the old woman came to a realization and hurriedly told the villagers about the promise of the begging old man. Villagers gathered to the old woman together back to her mother's home, but saw the red paper outside the door of the grandmother, a pile of unburned bamboo in the yard is still exploding, the house a few red candles are still glowing In order to celebrate the arrival of auspiciousness, ecstatic villagers changed into new clothes and new hats, visiting friends and relatives home to say hello. This incident soon spread to the surrounding villages, people know the way to drive away the New Year beast.
Every year on New Year's Eve, families put up red couplets and firecrackers; the lights are on in every house, and it it's time to wait for the New Year. Early in the morning, I I want to greet friends and relatives. This custom spread more and more widely and became the grandest traditional festival in China.
The first day of the first month of the lunar calendar, also known as the lunar calendar, is commonly known as Chinese New Year and New Year. It is the grandest and most lively traditional festival in China. The Spring Festival has a long history. It originated from the sacrifices to gods and ancestors at the end of the Yin and Shang dynasties. According to the Chinese lunar calendar, the first day of the Lunar New Year
Then, families prepare New Year s goods. About ten days before the festival, people start to busy themselves with purchasing goods. New Year's goods, including chicken, duck, fish, tea, wine, oil and sauce, northern and southern fried goods, sugar-baited fruits, must be purchased in sufficient quantities, and some gifts should be prepared for New Year's visits to relatives and friends. Children should buy new clothes and hats to wear on New Year's Day.
Before the New Year, the door of the house should be pasted with a New Year's greeting in red paper and yellow characters, that is, the Spring Festival couplets written on red paper. The house is plastered with brightly colored auspicious New Year's paintings, and the handy girls cut beautiful window flowers and stick them on the windows, and red lanterns are hung in front of the door, or words of blessings, such as the God of Wealth and the God of Door. And the word fortune can be posted upside down. Passers-by recite the word of fortune to show that they are blessed. All these activities are designed to add enough festive atmosphere to the festival.
Another name for the Spring Festival is Chinese New Year. In past legends, the "year" was a fictional animal that brought bad luck to people. Year after year. The trees wither and the grass is barren; after the New Year, everything grows and flowers are everywhere. How does a year pass? Firecrackers are needed, so there is the custom of setting off firecrackers, which is actually another way to set off a lively scene.
The Spring Festival is a joyous and peaceful festival, and a time for family reunions. Children who are away from home have to go home for New Year's Eve. The night before the Lunar New Year is the 30th day of the Lunar New Year, which is also known as New Year's Eve, or the night of reunion. The New Year's Eve celebration is one of the most important activities of the New Year when the old and the new change. On New Year's Eve on the occasion of the New Year, the whole family, old and young, get together, get drunk and *** enjoy the joy of family. In northern China, the New Year has the custom of eating dumplings Eve. In dumplings, the practice is to make the noodles first, and the words are the same. Dumpling s dumplings harmonize with each other, with the meaning of getting together and making friends at a young age. In the south, it is customary to eat rice cakes for the New Year. The sweet glutinous rice cake symbolizes the sweet life in the New Year.
When the first rooster crows, or the bell rings for the coming of the New Year, firecrackers go off in the streets, and every household is full of joy. The New Year has begun. Men, women and children are dressed in festive costumes. First, they pay New Year's greetings to the elders in their families. of their birthdays. During the festival, they also give children New Year's money and have a reunion dinner. On the second and third day of the New Year, they begin to visit their relatives and friends to pay their respects to each other please accept our greetings and congratulations on new happiness and wealth.
The warm atmosphere of the festival not only overflows in households, but also fills the streets and alleys everywhere. In some places, there are also lion dances, dragon lantern shows, social fire performances, flower market excursions, temple fairs and other customs. During this period, lanterns are spread all over the city, tourists all over the streets, and it is very lively and unprecedented. It doesn't really end until the 15th day of the first month after the Lantern Festival, when the Spring Festival comes to an end.
The Spring Festival is the most important festival of the Han Chinese, but more than a dozen ethnic minorities, such as the Manchus, Mongols, Yao, Zhuang, Bai, Gaoshan, Hezhe, Hani, Daur, Dong, and Li, also have the custom of celebrating the Spring Festival, but the festivals take on different forms with their own ethnic characteristics and flavors.
Origin and Legend of the Spring Festival
And the concept of the Spring Festival, the original meaning comes from agriculture. In ancient times, people called the growth cycle of the valley as the year, "Shuowen Wo Department":; one year, the valley is ripe. The Xia calendar appeared in the Xia and Shang dynasties, with the cycle of the moon as a month, and the year divided into twelve months, with the day of the moon's absence as the new moon. The first day of the first month of the lunar calendar was known as the beginning of the year and was also referred to as the year. The number of the year began in the Zhou Dynasty and was only formalized in the Western Han Dynasty, continuing to the present day. However, in ancient times, the first day of the first month was known as the New Year sDay. It was not until the victory of the Xinhai Revolution in modern China that the Nanjing Provisional Government, in order to conform to the agricultural seasons and to facilitate the counting of statistics, stipulated that the folk use the summer calendar
The Chinese New Year originated in the primitive society of China's Lunar Rituals. It is said that people killed pigs and sacrificed them to heaven during the month of Lunar New Year to pray for good weather and a good harvest in the coming year. People painted their faces with vermilion sand and decorated them with bird wings, singing and dancing. As for the Spring Festival, it first appeared in the year of Yang Zhen in the Book of the Later Han Dynasty: there was no all-night snow in winter and no rain in the Spring Festival.
September 27, 1949, the new China was founded. In the people's first plenary session of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference decided to adopt the internationally recognized calendar and set January 1 of the Gregorian calendar as the New Year s Day, commonly known as the Gregorian year. The first day of the first month of the lunar calendar usually marks the beginning of spring, so the first day of the first month of the lunar calendar is designated as the Spring Festival, commonly known as the Lunar New Year.
One of the legends of the Spring Festival: the simmering of the year.
The custom of keeping the New Year's Eve, staying up on the last night of the old year to welcome the New Year, is also known as the New Year's Eve of keeping the New Year's Eve, commonly known as staying up all night to celebrate the New Year. In order to explore the origin of this custom, an interesting story has been circulating in the folklore:
In ancient times, there was a kind of ferocious monsters scattered in the deep mountains and old forests. People called them Nian. Its hideous appearance, ferocious nature, only eat birds and beasts, scaly insects, every day change the taste, from the kowtow bugs to the living, so that people talk about the year color changes. Later, people gradually mastered the year. It went to crowded places every 365 days to taste fresh food, and the time of its infestation was after dark. When the rooster crowed at dawn, they returned to the mountains.
People who finished calculating the New Year's wrath regarded this terrible night as a barrier called New Year's Eve and came up with a whole set of ways to end the New Year's sEve:Every night, families made dinner in advance, turned off the fire, cleaned out the stove, and then tied up all the chicken pens and cattle pens, sealed the front and back doors of the house, and hid inside for a New Year's Eve dinner, for the dinner's fate was uncertain. In addition to the family gathering, before the dinner, they have to worship their ancestors and pray to their gods for a safe night. No one dares to go to sleep after dinner and sit together to chat for courage. Gradually developed the habit of not sleeping on New Year's Eve.
The custom of keeping the New Year's Eve rose in the period of the North and South Dynasties, and many literati in the Liang Dynasty had poems about keeping the New Year's Eve. One night and two years old, five nights and two years old. People lit candles or oil lamps and kept vigil all night to symbolize that all evil diseases and plagues were driven away and they looked forward to a new year of good luck. This custom has been passed down by the people to this day.
Customs of various ethnic groups
On the occasion of the New Year A.D.-Year, the Han Chinese Tang will not sweep the floor, will not pour water outside, will not go through the back door, will not scold their own children, and will not congratulate each other on the auspiciousness of the New Year and great luck. All the best.
With the approach of the - yearly Manchu festival, every family cleans the courtyard and puts up window flowers, couplets and blessings. On the 30th day of the Lunar New Year, families erect six-meter-high lantern poles. From the first to the sixteenth day of the first month of the lunar calendar, red lanterns are hung high every day. Thirty years old and dainty, pay attention to the folds as much as possible. When you cook dumplings, some of them are covered with copper coins, so those who eat them will have good luck. Worship the Spring Festival twice, once on the evening of the 30th anniversary to say goodbye to the old times, and again at the beginning of the year to welcome the New Year. Before the Spring Festival there will be horse and camel jumping competitions. On the fifteenth day of the first month there will be a Lantern Festival.
-- On New Year's Day, every Korean family puts up Spring Festival couplets, cooks all kinds of hearty meals and eats eight treasures. On New Year's Eve on the occasion of the New Year, the whole family stays up all night playing gayageum and blowing cave pipes. At first light, people put on their festive costumes to pay their respects to their elders. During the festival, men, women, and children indulge in singing and dancing, press jumping boards, and tug-of-war. On the evening of the fifteenth day of the first month, a traditional celebration party is held. On the first day, girls, women and children put on new clothes embroidered with cloud borders and go to their relatives and friends to pay New Year calls with a fish feast. Sour, spicy and crispy raw fish is fried with hair and salmon roe. Folk poets offer poems and tell stories to the people. Women play blind stickers and throw bones. Teenagers participate in skiing, skating, lawn shooting and javelin competitions.
Mongolians eat dumplings and set off firecrackers on the fifth day of the month, just like the Han Chinese. In addition, on New Year's Eve, we are supposed to eat hand-held meat as a sign of family reunion. In the early morning, the young generation offer farewell drinks to their elders, then young men and women step on shuttle horses and ride string yurts, kowtow to their elders first, then drink and dance, and then string men and women take the opportunity to hold horse races.
Naxi people in the first month of the year to visit friends and relatives, taking turns as guests. Young and strong men organize lantern festivals to compete with other villages. Lantern festivals are held in cities and villages. Lantern shows display ethnic stories, such as "Anu Mei Tells a Joke," "The Old Longevity Star Releases a Deer," "The Night Pearl of the Social Opera," "The Lion Rolls the Embroidery Ball," and "The Phoenix Dance.
On the occasion of the New Year - the eve of the year - a grand Dance of the Gods is held in Tibet. People wear masks and sing and dance to mark the end of the old year and welcome the new, and to drive away evil spirits and pray for good fortune.
-During the Chinese New Year of the Year, the Yi people gather to dance Asi to the moon. In some villages, men fetch water for cooking on the first day of the Lunar New Year and give women a break as an expression of sympathy for their hard work throughout the year.
The Miao call the Spring Festival Hakka Nian in Nian. Families kill pigs and slaughter goats and roast wine to celebrate a good harvest. I hope next year will be a good year with a good harvest. Also sing the Song of the Beginning of Spring. The lyrics are mainly about longing for spring, yearning for spring, cherishing spring, grasping spring and so on.
The Bai people begin to worship and give gifts to each other Eve in the New Year. New Year's Eve vigil. After midnight, young men and women compete to fetch water to show their diligence and thrift. In the morning the family drinks sugar water soaked with rice flowers to bless the sweet day. Or we can visit places of interest together, or play dragon lanterns, lion dances, and whip the bully.
--Year, on the night of New Year's Eve of the Zhuang people, every family will light a big fire of fire pools, which will not go out all night, it is known as welcoming the new flame. People used to wrap dumplings in the Spring Festival. During the festival, colorful ethnic cultural and sports activities will be organized to celebrate, such as singing and picking tea, lion dance, dragon dance, pole dance, playing gongs, playing gyros, playing ball games and performing local operas.
On the first day in Beijing, people bring joss sticks and candles to the well to burn incense and offer worship, which is known as buying new water. Tibetan women must carry auspicious water from the river before dawn on the first day of Beijing. I think the new water on the first day can bring good news and good luck and can guarantee a year of good fortune.
Dongxiang - like to fight earth battles during the Spring Festival to show their love for the land that nurtures them.
Every Qiang family makes a variety of fried noodles calves, lambs, chickens and other offerings to worship their ancestors and gods. On New Year's Day everyone sits around the altar and the oldest person sings the "Opening Words of the Altar" and then takes a straw about two feet long and drinks from left to right.
-- On the first day of the first month of the year, the Ewenki people pay New Year's greetings to each other, especially their elders and relatives, who kowtow on the first day. On the first night of the New Year, men and women gather in a big house to have fun. Generally older people call this an entertainment party, where women start dancing or singing, and then everyone dances regardless of gender.
On the first day of the first month of the Daur year, at the break of dawn, the women prepare breakfast and the men burn incense and worship the gods, praying to the gods and their gifts for a peaceful and prosperous year. After worshipping the gods, they toast and kowtow to the elders and receive their greetings. After eating dumplings and putting on new clothes, men and women close relatives g
During the Yao festivals, people gather to watch the funny and unique Nongjia. One dressed as a cow, one as a plow farmer, and one as a hoe-expanding farmer, the three sing and dance to celebrate a good agricultural harvest; young men and women gather on the lawns around the villages to play lusheng, qin yue, and folk songs in search of the right person.
The Jingpo people held target shooting - a competition during the Lunar New Year. On the first morning, people gather in a field where girls hang their embroidered purses from the tops of bamboo poles. Archers who hit the thin threads on which the purses are hung are counted as marksman, and the girls reward the marksman with a bowl of sweet rice wine.
Lahu s is a tower extension Yunnan Lahu festival (Lahu language for the Spring Festival) every year on the first day of the first month of the lunar calendar to fifteen. On New Year's Eve on the occasion of the New Year, families make glutinous rice cakes symbolizing the sun, the moon and the stars to offer sacrifices to the sun, the moon and the stars, hoping for good weather and a good harvest in the new year. From the first to the fourth days of the year, young men and women run to springs to welcome the new water, which symbolizes purity and happiness, in order to get it first. At the same time bring gifts to visit friends and relatives.