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The comparison table of the Spring Festival dates over the years is as follows:1980 Spring Festival (the first day of the Lunar New Year): February 16.
1981 Spring Festival (Lunar New Year's Day): February 5.
1982 Spring Festival (Lunar New Year's Day): January 25.
1983 Spring Festival (Lunar New Year's Day): February 13.
1984 Spring Festival (Lunar New Year's Day): February 2.
1985 Spring Festival (Lunar New Year's Day): February 20.
1986 Chinese New Year (Lunar New Year's Day): February 9.
1987 Spring Festival (Lunar New Year's Day): January 29.
1988 Chinese New Year (Lunar New Year's Day): February 17.
1989 Spring Festival (Lunar New Year's Day): February 6.
1990 Spring Festival (the first day of the Lunar New Year): January 27.
1991 Spring Festival (the first day of the Lunar New Year): February 15.
1992 Spring Festival (Lunar New Year's Day): February 4.
1993 Spring Festival (Lunar New Year's Day): February 23.
1994 Chinese New Year (Lunar New Year's Day): February 10.
1995 Spring Festival (Lunar New Year's Day): January 31.
1996 Spring Festival (Lunar New Year's Day): February 19.
1997 Spring Festival (Lunar New Year's Day): February 7.
1998 Spring Festival (Lunar New Year's Day): February 28.
1999 Spring Festival (Lunar New Year's Day): February 16.
2000 Spring Festival (Lunar New Year's Day): February 5.
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Year. The origin is by the Lantern Festival.
temple fairs, Zhanjiang and other places ancestral migration anniversaries and other comprehensive festivals; The meaning is: to the wandering gods.
The group sacrificial activities carried out with various folk cultural performances and banquets for relatives and friends are carried out with the core of the Zongtai (called Jiao Jiao in some places), and its main purpose is to worship the gods, worship the ancestors, worship the community, and pray for good weather and peace for the country and the people.
About the year. It is a group sacrificial activity carried out with the core of the wandering god and the altar (some places are called Jiao) and accompanied by various folk cultural performances and banquets for relatives and friends, the main purpose of which is to worship the gods, worship ancestors, sacrifice and slow down the feast, and pray for good weather and peace for the country and the people. The year is western Guangdong.
The traditional way of celebrating the Chinese New Year. The annual practice prevails in Jianjiang and Luojiang in western Guangdong.
River basin and Leizhou Peninsula.
The area is dominated by Maoming and Zhanjiang. From the second day of the first lunar month to the end of February, each village has a different date of the year, and the annual days are mainly concentrated in the Spring Festival. The usual date of the year is one day, and some are one to three days.
In some places, there are also annual cases after the third month of the lunar calendar, which is called "returning to autumn (turning autumn) year". Traditional annual activities include: the beginning of the year, the beginning of the year, and the end of the year.
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The annual promotion of silver sprouted in the ancient sacrifice of Lingnan. The culture of the year has a long history, and there is no record. Nian culture represents a kind of faith, a kind of blessing.
It is believed that the Nianxian culture is based on the culture of Mrs. Xian and Leizhou, maintained by the clan culture, influenced by the Gaoliang culture, Pan Maoming culture, the belief in the gods, and the worship of ancestors.
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The year sprouted in the ancient rituals of Lingnan. The culture of the year has a long history, but there is no record. After nearly two thousand years of changes, in Huazhou.
Jumping Flower Shed", Leizhou.
Go to the Qing General", Xu Wen "Brother Min Shirt Luo Bu Play", Wu Chuan.
In the "Dance Two Truths", you can still feel the charm of Gu Wu.
Originally, the annual festival was a sacrificial ceremony, and it was a comprehensive festival that expanded to include the Lantern Festival, the Spring Festival, the temple fair, and the anniversary of the migration of ancestors. The Chronology has a complete set of procedures that attach importance to sacrificial rituals.
In the 21st century, with the improvement of people's living standards, the traditional culture of Chinese Youna Qingxiu has been inherited.
Spread the spirit of "good-hearted culture" and carry forward national unity.
First, the main theme of harmony and unity.
Activities:
During the annual festival, every house is lit up with lanterns, the streets of villages and towns are arranged with colorful buildings, corridors, galleries, etc., the roadside is full of colorful flags, the sound of firecrackers and gongs and drums come and go, and all kinds of folk art performances do their best to dedicate themselves to the public. Cantonese opera, movies, singing and dancing, puppet shows, tea-picking operas, flower jumping, floating colors, spring cow dances, dragon dances, lion dances, miscellaneous operas and a variety of cultural and entertainment activities have been unveiled.
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The year sprouted in the ancient rituals of Lingnan. After nearly 2,000 years of changes, the charm of Guwu can still be felt in Huazhou's "Dancing Flower Shed", Leizhou's "Walking Qing General", Xu Wen's "Luo Bu Opera", and Wuchuan's "Dancing Erzhen". Originally, the annual festival was a sacrificial ceremony, and it was a comprehensive festival that included the expanded Lantern Festival, the Spring Festival, the temple fair, and the anniversary of the migration of ancestors.
The Chronology has a complete set of procedures that attach importance to sacrificial rituals. Part of it retains the customs of the Ming and Qing dynasties, and integrates the entertainment and festive colors of the Lantern Festival in the Central Plains. Over the years, it has integrated elements such as Central Plains culture, Cantonese culture, Hakka culture, and Chaoshan culture, and has developed into the most grand folk activities in western Guangdong.
In the 21st century, with the improvement of people's living standards, we will inherit the excellent traditional Chinese culture, spread the spirit of "good-hearted culture", and carry forward national unity.
First, the main theme of harmony and unity.
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