What are the traditional cultures of the Lantern Festival? What are the traditional cultural knowled

Eat Lantern Festival, eat dumplings, pick up lanterns, set off firecrackers, set off fireworks, and guess lantern riddles.

The traditional cultural knowledge of the Lantern Festival is as follows:

1. On the day of the Lantern Festival, the northerners eat the Lantern Festival, and the southerners want to eat the rice balls, although the practices and names are different, but the appearance is a small round dumpling, and the name is also round, and it is the night of the fifteenth full moon of the first month, which means reunion and beauty, and blesses the whole family to be reunited.

2. The dragon is the totem of China, and the Chinese nation admires the dragon and regards the dragon as a symbol of auspiciousness. On the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, the dragon lantern dance, the festive atmosphere of singing and dancing, spread in many places.

3. The customs of the Lantern Festival in most places include eating Lantern Festival, watching lanterns, guessing lantern riddles, as well as drumming, dragon dance, lion dance and other activities, but the customs of the north and south also have unique characteristics.

4. The meaning of the Lantern Festival is auspiciousness, family reunion, and people's good wishes for future life.

5. Every Lantern Festival, lantern riddles are played in various places, hoping that this year will be joyful and peaceful.

1. Dry boating.

Rowing a dry boat, also known as running a dry boat, is to imitate the work of the boat on land, and most of the people who perform the dry boat are girls. The dry boat is not a real ship, and it uses two thin plates.

Rong, sawed into the shape of a boat, tied with bamboo and wood, and then covered with colored cloth, tied around the girl's waist, as if sitting in a boat, holding the oar in the hand, doing a rowing posture, while running, while singing some local tunes, singing and dancing, this is rowing.

2. Walk all kinds of diseases.

In addition to celebrations, the Lantern Festival also has religious activities. That is "walking a hundred diseases", also known as "roasting a hundred diseases, scattering a hundred diseases". Most of the participants are women, and they travel in groups, either by walls, bridges, or suburbs, with the aim of warding off diseases and disasters.

With the development of history, there are more and more celebrations of the Lantern Festival, and many local festivals have added activities such as playing dragon lanterns, stepping on stilts, playing lions, twisting Yangge, rowing boats, and playing Taiping drums.

Dancing lanterns, guessing lantern riddles, playing with dragon lanterns, stilts, lion dances and rowing lion dances are the outstanding folk of China.

Art. Every time the Lantern Festival or rally is celebrated, people use lion dances to help. This custom originated during the Three Kingdoms period and became popular during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. It has a history of more than 1,000 years.

Boating is a tribute to Dayu, who has made great achievements in water quality management. A rowing boat is also known as a dry boat, and it is a work that mimics the work of a boat on land. Most of the girls who perform dry boating are performing.

A dry ship is not a real ship. It uses two thin boards, sawn into the shape of a boat, tied with bamboo and wood, and covered with colored cloth, tied around the girl's waist.

It's like sitting in a boat, paddling, rowing, running, singing, dancing, it's a rowing boat. Sometimes there is another man who acts as a passenger on the ship and performs in a sidekick.

Lanterns, guess lantern riddles, play dragon lanterns, step on stilts, lion dance, and row boats.

Lion dance duzi is a folk art of Chinese excellence.

DAO is celebrated during the Lantern Festival or rally celebrations, and the people come to cheer with lion dances. This custom originated during the Three Kingdoms period and became popular during the Northern and Southern Dynasties, and has a history of more than 1,000 years.

Rowing a dry boat, folklore is to commemorate the meritorious Dayu in controlling the water. Rowing a dry boat, also known as running a dry boat, is to imitate the work of the boat on land, and most of the people who perform the dry boat running are girls. The dry boat is not a real boat, and it is mostly made of two thin plates, sawn into the shape of a boat, tied with bamboo and wood, and then covered with colored cloth, and tied around the girl's waist.

It's like sitting in a boat, holding an oar in your hand, rowing in a position, running and singing some local tunes, singing and dancing at the same time, this is a dry boat. Sometimes there is another man dressed as a boat passenger and performs together.

The culture of the Lantern Festival is:

1. The formation of the Lantern Festival has a long process, which is rooted in the folk custom of turning on the lantern and praying for blessings. According to general information and folklore, the fifteenth day of the first lunar month has been valued in the Western Han Dynasty, but the Lantern Festival on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month is really a national folk festival after the Han and Wei dynasties.

2. The Lantern Festival is a traditional Chinese festival, and the formation of the Lantern Festival custom has a long process, which is rooted in the ancient custom of turning on the lantern and praying for blessings. Turn on the lantern to pray for blessing usually in the fourteenth night of the first month to start the "test lantern", the fifteenth day and night for the "positive lamp", the folk point the lantern, also known as "send the lantern", in order to carry out the worship of the god and pray for blessing activities.

3. The Lantern Festival is a traditional festival in China since ancient times, and it is said that the Lantern Festival began in ancient times when people held torches in the countryside to drive away insects and beasts, hoping to reduce insect pests and pray for a good harvest. To this day, people in some parts of southwest China still make torches out of reeds or tree branches on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, and dance in groups holding torches high in the fields or in the barnyards.

4. In ancient China, the Lantern Festival was a festival full of romance. Women who don't leave their homes on weekdays can go out to enjoy the lanterns on this day, which also provides an opportunity for young men and women to meet. It can be seen that the Lantern Festival has created a good opportunity for people to express their feelings, and it is also the "Valentine's Day" in ancient China.

5. Walking on stilts is a popular mass skill performance among the people. Stilts are one of the hundred operas in ancient China, which has appeared as early as the Spring and Autumn Period. The earliest introduction of stilts in China is the chapter "Liezi Shuofu".

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