Why the Yao Girls Festival enriches the national culture of the Yao people

OneThe Yao Girls' Festival is arguably the most traditional festival of the Yao people, usually held in the first week after the Spring Festival, in which the girls wear colorful costumes and go to the town to celebrateIt can be said that on this day, the town is full of singing, laughing and dancing, and there is also a spinning top competition, which is also very eye-catching, and it can be said that this festival has enriched the spare time life of the Yao people.

IIYao Girls' Day is a common festival of ethnic minorities in China. It has its own characteristics in different regions and different ethnic groups. Yao girls sing and dance on festival days, as well as play spinning tops

The spinning top is made of hardwood. In the competition, the two groups were separated by a certain distance. People in each group take turns using their own spinning top to hit the spinning top.

3. The spinning top hit after hitting still wins in spin. In addition, the streets and alleys are full of colorful silk, lace, silverware, jewelry, and other delicious snacks. On the day of the Yao Girls' Day, men and women were bustling and crowded the streets.

In the flow of joy, there are Yao girls wearing peach-colored costumes, earrings and bracelets; Hmong girls wore shorts with large necks and pleated skirts, and wore three or four necklaces around their necks.

Fourth, the Dai girls wore lace, embroidered with beautiful patterns, and wore a silver bubble "rooster hat". They sell agricultural and sideline products in droves at the market, buying silver jewelry such as lace, colored silk threads, earrings, bracelets, etc. in front of the stalls. At sunset, the people of the town dispersed, but the fields outside the city were singing.

Yao Girls' Day is one of the most distinctive of many traditional festivals. This is a folk custom that has been passed down from generation to generation by the Yao people. Together with traditional festivals such as the Panwang Festival, a rich and colorful Yao culture has been formed.

There are a lot of folk cultural events held on this day, and the market is very lively, and there are all kinds of people who sell them.

I think it's because it's very lively, and everyone likes this kind of festival very much, so it's called enriching the national culture, and that's it.

Because this is a particularly traditional festival, it has been around since very old times, just like our New Year.

Because it must be Girls' Day, there will be a lot of art-related things, such as their costumes, their hair flowers, etc.

Girls will definitely wear a lot of good-looking clothes, and then make their carefully prepared accessories, enriching their lives

There are many festivals of ethnic minorities, because they have no entertainment, and only by festivals can the whole clan get together.

On Girls' Day, girls dress up in beautiful clothes and gather together to sing and dance.

It's not very clear why their national culture is enriched, because I haven't been to it either, and I don't know much about it, so I don't know.

As we all know, China is not only vast in land and resources, but also has a large number of ethnic groups, and China has 55 ethnic minorities.

There is also a Mosuo person. Among these ethnic minorities, they all have very unique customs, such as their traditional clothing.

All kinds of things are very good-looking, their buildings are not different from those of the Han people, and their etiquette, food, etc. are obviously different from other ethnic groups. Today, let's learn about the Yao culture and appreciate the unique style of the Yao people.

The first thing to talk about is the unique living culture of the Yao people. The Yao people we know are a people who live deep in the mountains, usually at higher altitudes, reaching more than 1,000 meters, and they like to use some bamboo at the bottom of the mountain stream, halfway up the mountain, and on the top of the mountain.

Wood and even thatch were used to build houses. The People's Republic of China was

Later, the Yao people also became richer day by day, and more and more people chose to use bricks and tiles to build houses, and even now reinforced concrete.

It was also used in the construction of Yao dwellings. Their houses are more distinctive, generally including pole and railing, horizontal and wide, curved and straight corridors.

Let's take a lookYao costumesLike other ethnic minorities, their costumes are very distinctive, not only with bright colors, but also with a relatively large number of ornaments. Their traditional costumes, men**, like to make blouses out of blue and cyan homespun cloth. And underneath are all paired with white pants or short skirts or pleated skirts.

And in the conspicuous place of these pants and skirts, it is embellished with a variety of colorful lace. Even more distinctive are their headdresses. Their jewelry is basically silver, with a variety of colorful ribbons, and the women of the Yao nationality often have a large curved silver fork on their heads, weighing more than a catty.

Through this jewelry, we can distinguish their status, such as being a girl, married or unmarried.

In addition to these Yao people, they are also different from other ethnic groups in terms of diet, they mostly eat some coarse grains.

For example, corn, taro and other staple foods, but also like to pickle a variety of foods, as a good product for hospitality. The marriage customs of the Yao people also advocate free love, usually using gatherings, festivals, etc. to go to the villages, through songs and other forms to establish feelings, independent marriage.

The Yao nationality is an ancient ethnic group of the Chinese nation, which has created a culture and art with distinctive national characteristics in the long-term historical development. The ethnic languages belong to the Yao branch of the Sino-Tibetan language family, the Miao Yao branch of the Sino-Tibetan language family, and the Dongshui branch of the Zhuang-Dong language family of the Sino-Tibetan language family. Songs occupy a very important position in its culture and art, with a long history, diverse forms and rich contents, among which the lyrics of "Panwang Song" are more than 3,000 lines long, and there are dozens of song titles, which are the great artistic treasures of the Yao people.

In addition, there are epic and beautiful legends, stories, fables, fairy tales, jokes, riddles, proverbs, etc., which have high artistic value.

The Yao people have traditional clothing, which is mainly made of cyan and blue homespun cloth. The women's headdresses are also exquisite. The Yao people have many special festivals, such as the Panwang Festival, the Danu Festival, and the Shewang Festival. The Yao people also have traditional medicine, arts and crafts, etc.

Clothing culture, headdress culture, marriage culture, custom culture, singing culture, these are all more distinctive and unique.

1. There are many traditional festivals of the Yao people, and there are festivals almost every month, and the time is not the same in different places. The big festivals include the Spring Festival, Qingming, Shejie Fighting, Panwang Festival, Zhuzhu Festival, Playing Hope Festival and so on.

2. During the Spring Festival, the Yao people hold cultural and sports activities with national characteristics, such as singing hall songs, playing copper drums, racing tops, shooting crossbows, hunting, throwing hydrangeas, and fighting thrushes.

3. Panshu Oak King Festival, also known as "being the king of plates", "returning the wishes of the king of plates", and "jumping kings", is a grand traditional festival of Panyao to commemorate the ancestor "King of Pan", which is generally held regularly or irregularly during the slack period from the autumn to the Spring Festival before the 80s of the 20th century. In 1984, the date of the National Yao Nationality Panwang Festival was set on the 16th day of October of the lunar calendar every year.

4. The Celebration Festival is a festival for Guangxi Bunu Yao to commemorate the birthday of the first grandmother Milota, which is very warm and grand. People take the 29th day of the fifth month of the lunar calendar as the main day, beat the copper drum, and celebrate for three days. Playing the festival every.

It is held once every three or five years, usually around the 16th day of the 10th month of the lunar calendar, and is a day for young men and women to woo each other.