The scene of different ethnic groups celebrating the Spring Festival is urgent!!

Different nationalities. The scene of celebrating the Spring Festival.

It's a spectacular scene!

Cancerians are very family-oriented, down-to-earth, and a reliable person who doesn't take a lot of things out of their lives.

Tibetan On Chinese New Year's Eve, people put on colorful costumes, wore strange-shaped masks, and played music with snails, conchs, and drums, and practiced a grand and grand "Dancing God Meeting." The young men danced and sang wildly, saying that they would remove the old and welcome the new, and drive away evil spirits and bring blessings. On the morning of the new year, the women go to carry the "auspicious water" to wish the new year auspicious and prosperous.

Yi Nationality Yi compatriots select annual festivals according to the Yi calendar. Some of them celebrate the Spring Festival with the local Han people. In some areas, the Yi compatriots set up green pines in front of the door and paved the ground with pine needles to express the protection from disasters and eliminate disasters.

In other areas, pigs and sheep are slaughtered and Tutuo meat is eaten during festivals, and people visit each other and give each other meat and steamed buns. On the morning of the first day of the Lunar New Year, the first thing I do when I get up is to carry water home. They compare the weight of a bowl of water to yesterday's water, such as the weight of water in the New Year, which means that there is plenty of rain this year.

Zhuang compatriots in Guangxi, Guizhou, Yunnan, Guangdong and other regions celebrate the Spring Festival at the same time as the Han people. On the night of Chinese New Year's Eve, it is necessary to prepare the rice eaten on the day of the festival, which is called "pressing the New Year rice", and the masses in some areas call it "eating the festival", and the Zhuang language means "living in old age". It augurs well for a good agricultural harvest in the coming year.

Some of them also make alkane porridge that is more than a foot long and weighs five or six catties, and a family with a small population can't eat it all in one meal! Early in the morning of the first day of the Lunar New Year, people get up before dawn, put on new clothes, set off firecrackers to welcome the new year, and women are vying to go to the river or the well to "draw new water" and start the boiling life of the new year.

Manchu Manchu is divided into "red, yellow, blue, and white" four banner people. During the Spring Festival, the red flag people put red flags on the door, the yellow flag people put yellow flags on the door, the blue flag people put the blue flag on the door, and the white flag people put white flags on the door. These flags are beautifully patterned and brightly coloured, symbolizing an auspicious start to the year.

Dai Songkran is the New Year festival of the Dai people, and it is the grandest traditional program of the year for the Dai people. The day when the rain begins is designated as the "Songkran Festival". During the three or four days of the festival, people splash water on each other, indicating that they wash away the old soil on their bodies and wish the new year happiness and peace.

Spring Festival couplets, blessings, eating dumplings, setting off guns, keeping the New Year, wearing new clothes, taking money, visiting relatives, greeting the New Year, kowtowing. The Chinese New Year in Macao begins on the 28th day of the lunar month, which is commonly spoken in Cantonese"Susceptible"Most of the business owners invite their employees to eat at this late age"New Year's dinner"In order to show good fortune and good luck. The taste of the New Year in Macao can be truly felt from the 28th day of the lunar month.

Ningyang County eats wontons on New Year's Day, called "filling the warehouse", Huangxian County, Penglai area, New Year's Day early to take a waste. The hostess holds a red candle and illuminates all corners of the house, meaning to expel darkness with light, and then places various window grilles made of flour on the windowsill. When a child gets up, he climbs the door and hits three swings, which are said to grow fast.

In some areas, sesame straw is used to burn the fire when cooking dumplings, which means that the new year is like sesame seeds blooming, rising steadily, and steamed buns should be put in the pot after the meal, which means that there is "surplus". Jiaodong's new daughter-in-law has to go to her husband's grandfather's house for New Year's greetings in the first year, called "Zagen". It is said that when you arrive at your grandfather's house, you can put down your roots, and there will be no divorce and early widowhood.

In the old days, there was also the custom of "sending the poor" on the fifth day of the new year. On the same day, firecrackers should be set off to show "driving out the five poor". On the evening of the fifth day of the new year, students will go to the teacher's house to worship the statue of Confucius.

Then the teacher will make an article, and after completion, the teacher will burn it, which is called "Wenqu Xinghui".

During the Spring Festival, Laoshan villages and towns twist Yangge, run dry boats, dance dragon lanterns, and step on stilts ......It's very lively. The Lantern Festival is a traditional Chinese folk lantern festival. In the fishing villages along the coast of Laoshan, firecrackers are ringing, and fishermen are led by the boat boss to their respective fishing boats to send lights, wishing a good harvest in the new year.

Spring Festival couplets, blessings, eating dumplings, setting off guns, keeping the New Year, wearing new clothes, .

How many Spring Festival customs of ethnic minorities do you know? Everything is full of meaning.

Of course, different Spring Festival customs are **.

Different legends and stories are different from region to region and people, and we hope that these ancient cultures will continue to be passed on.

Traditional customs, regional customs are different, of course they are different,

Cultural differences plus beliefs value differences.

Traditions are different.

You know the guns, there are also red envelopes, and you have to eat dumplings on the Chinese New Year's Eve!