What do you wish for when water is splashed on the youth, what do you wish for when you splash water

What is the water that is poured on the young man to live and practice him?

Wishing them happiness and happiness.

You should think about this way before doing it, because you want to splash water on the teacher's body, in this way to bless her, you may not be able to get a good experience result, because the accepted understanding of each place is different, some like to use this way, some are not like, there are many ways to bless, should be blessed in the right and very good, so that everyone can accept the way, this is right, right, don't use other strange ways to do strange ways, it will cause a very embarrassing situation.

The teacher worked hard to educate you, and you actually wanted to splash water on the teacher, which shows how much your teacher hates.

Only by getting infinitely close to death can we comprehend the true meaning of life.

Songkran Festival is the annual season of the Dai people, and he splashes water on your body to prove that you are good, so it is the custom of the Dai people.

The drinking festival is a custom of the Dai people in Yunnan, which can be used by older people. The branches stand on the water and then pour on others.

In fact, I think the Songkran Festival of the Dai people is still a good activity, and then it shows our respect for others.

This is a cultural tradition of the Dai people, which is unreasonable, and through this kind of activity, it is actually easy to enhance the feelings between each other, and I think it is more meaningful.

Songkran is the New Year of the Dai people in Yunnan, and from April 13th to 15th of the Gregorian calendar every year, the Dai people wear festive costumes to celebrate the Dai New Year. Splashing water is just one of the most important activities, and people splash each other with the cleanest water to ward off diseases and bring good luck.

The meaning of water in Songkran represents auspiciousness and wealth, so they always sing and dance, splash water on each other, and bring good luck and wealth to themselves.

Songkran Festival is a festival of ethnic minorities, who is lucky to splash water on their bodies, and everything will go smoothly in the coming year, which is people's blessing for a better life.

The water splashed on the Songkran Festival is cold water, and the more water the person who is splashed, the happier he thinks, but some people prank and splash hot water, which is a very bad behavior, and splashing hot water will burn.

Songkran is a custom of the Dai people in Yunnan. Their water is all normal well water.

Songkran is a festival of the Dai people, splashing water represents blessings, and water is nothing.

What is the water of Songkran? The water of Songkran is what we have at home, and Songkran, to put it bluntly, is the ordinary water of our family, no problem.

The water of Songkran is ordinary water, and their people regard water splashing as a kind of good luck.

The water of Songkran is just plain cool water.

The Songkran Festival is the most solemn festival of the Dai nationality, and it is also the festival with the largest influence and the largest number of participants among the ethnic minority festivals in Yunnan. The Dai Songkran Festival lasts for three to four days. The first day is"Wheat Day", similar to the Chinese New Year's Eve, Dai is called"Wanduo is still rare", which means to send the old.

At this time, people have to tidy up their houses, clean up, and prepare for the New Year's meal and various activities during the festival. The next day is called"Annoying day"，"Annoying"Meaning:"Empty"It is customary that this date does not belong to either the previous year nor the next year, so it is"Empty day"；The third day is New Year's Day, called "Maipaya Evening Ma", and people are accustomed to regard this day as "the coming of the king of days"; The fourth day is the New Year, called "Horn Net Ma", which is the first day of the year, and people regard this day as the most beautiful and auspicious day. In the early morning of the festival, the men, women and children of the Dai nationality put on festive costumes, carried clear water, first went to the Buddhist temple to bathe the Buddha, and then began to splash water on each other, wishing each other auspiciousness, happiness and health.

People danced and shouted "Water!" Water! Water! The sound of drums and gongs resounded in the sky, and the blessed water splashed everywhere, and the scene was really spectacular.

Every Songkran Festival, the Dai people go to the nearby mountains to collect some flowers and leaves, on the day of the festival, the Dai men, women and children put on the festival costumes, carry the clear water, first go to the Buddhist temple to bathe the Buddha, and then take the collected flowers and leaves to dip in water, begin to splash water on each other, you splash me, I splash you, a water splash blooms in the air, it symbolizes auspiciousness, happiness, health, bright and crystal water droplets in the hands of young people, but also symbolizes sweet love. Everyone splashed and splashed each other, and everywhere was the baptism of water, the blessing of water, and the song of water. Strings of water splashes and laughter, Songkran has become a sea of joy.

The content of the Songkran Festival, in addition to splashing water, also has the customs of rushing to swing, dragon boat racing, bathing Buddha, chanting, dancing peacock dance, losing bags, putting high lifting, and putting Kong Ming lanterns.

During the Songkran Festival, there is also a dragon boat race. The competition was held on the Lancang River. In the sound of "dignified" gongs and the shouts and whistles of "hi hi hi", groups of dragon boats dressed in red and green cleaved waves and forged ahead bravely, attracting thousands of Chinese and foreign tourists to the Lancang River, adding a lot of tension and joyful atmosphere to the festival.

Put high and rise"and Kong Ming lanterns are also unique activities in the Dai region. Before the festival, people set up anti-aircraft racks, and then set fire homemade earth rockets and let them soar into the blue sky with a scream. The higher and farther the high altitude flies, the farther the village, the more glorious and auspicious people feel.

The winner will also receive a prize. At night, people light the lamps and candles in the open space of the square, put them into the homemade big "balloons", and use the buoyancy of the hot air to release the "Kong Ming lanterns" into the sky, so as to commemorate the ancient sage Kong Ming (Zhuge Liang).

In the more traditional way, a wooden basin is filled with water, and then a branch is dipped in water and gently splashed on others.

Wu Po filled a wooden basin with water and poured it all out.