Help find out which ethnic minority festivals are held in December

Eid al-Adha (10th day of the 12th month of the Islamic calendar) is a grand festival shared by China's Hui, Uygur, Kazakh, Uzbek, Tajik, Tatar, Kirgiz, Salar, Dongxiang, Baoan and other ethnic minorities.

Susu Nationality: Broad season, December 24.

Pumi: Wuxi Festival, December 6 or 78.

I know that my Miao people are going to celebrate the New Year in December, which is called "Miao Year".

You are quiet, for you to find the following ten ethnic minority programs1Dai Loy Krathong Festival: Celebrate Songkran Festival, with Krathong as the focus of the activity.

2.Tibetan Spring Festival: On the occasion of the New Year, celebrate a good harvest and prosperity.

3.Li and Miao Dragon Boat Festival of the Buyi Nationality: Celebrate the harvest and pray for good weather and rain.

4.The Great Qingming Festival of the Korean people: worship the ancestors and relatives, and remember the ancestors.

5.Yao Song Festival: Herbal bazaar and singing competition, praying for a good year.

6.Hani Resi Festival: Welcome the New Year and wish a good harvest for the year.

7.Mongolian Nata Tsai Tsam Convention: Equestrian competition with traditional dance, celebrating unity and tradition.

8.Dong Lusheng Festival: Traditional musical instruments and dances that celebrate harmonious coexistence and peace.

9.Eid al-Adha for the Uyghurs: Folk art and family dinner, celebration of festivals and reunions.

10.The torch festival of the Yi people: worship the ancestors, hoping that the ancestors can bless the safety and happiness of the family.

10 ethnic minority festivals: Dragon Festival, March 3rd Valentine's Day, Songkran Festival, Torch Festival, June Six Mountain Song Festival, Taste New Festival, Suona Festival, Huijie Festival, Miao New Year's Festival, Mare's Milk Festival.

1. Sending the Dragon Festival: The Dragon Festival is a unique festival of the Dai nationality, which is held every time the prosperity of the times, the crops are good, and the life is rich. The so-called "sending the dragon" is to send sacrifices to the dragon god, which means that the dragon god will take care of him and bring good days, so he must thank the dragon god.

2. Valentine's Day on March 3: Valentine's Day of the Tujia family, the silkworm meeting of the Buyi people, the Ganba Festival of the Yao people, the fireworks festival of the Dong people, the "traditional festival" of the She people, and so on!

3. Songkran Festival: April 13-April 16 (according to the Dai calendar). The Songkran Festival of the Dai Nationality is a traditional festival popular in the areas inhabited by the Dai people in Yunnan Province, and is one of the intangible cultural heritages of the National or Bureau.

Its content includes folk activities, art performances, economic and trade exchanges and other categories, and specific festival activities include splashing water, catching up with the pendulum, dragon boat racing, bathing Buddha, chanting, Zhangha singing, peacock dance, white elephant dance performance, etc.

4. Torch Festival: The Torch Festival is a traditional festival of the Yi, Bai, Naxi, Kino, Lahu and other ethnic groups, with a profound folk cultural connotation, known as the "Oriental Carnival". Different ethnic groups hold torch festivals at different times, most of them are on the 24th of June in the lunar calendar, and the main activities include bullfighting, sheep fighting, cockfighting, horse raising, wrestling, singing and dancing performances, beauty pageants, etc.

5. June Six Mountain Song Festival: It is the day when the Miao people sacrifice their ancestors, and it is also their mountain song festival, the Liulang Festival of the Zhuang people, the June Festival of the Hani people, and the traditional festival of the Buyi people.

6. Taste the new festival: every year on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, it is commonly known as the "new eating festival", the traditional festival of the Gelao and Miao, Buyi, Bai and Zhuang peoples, especially the Gelao people.

7. Suona Festival: "August 8" is the main festival and folk customs of the Tujia family in Zhenyuan. Due to history, living customs and other reasons, the people here have a special fondness for suona playing, known as the "hometown of suona".

From the elderly to the drooping youth, whether men or women, there is no difference between the old and the young, gender, everyone loves it, and everyone is good at it.

8. Huijie Festival: The tenth day of the ninth lunar month, which generally lasts for about 5 days, has now been changed to be held three days before and after the National Day. The "Old Festival of the Hui Street Transport Group" is a traditional festival of the Achang people, which is mainly an opportunity for people to exchange materials and young men and women to socialize and express their feelings.

9. Miao New Year's Festival: It is the most solemn festival ever held by the Miao people. The date of the seedling year varies from place to place, but it is all after the grain is harvested and put into the warehouse, that is, it is the lunar calendar.

It is held on the day of the dragon or the rabbit or the ox in September, October or November.

10. Mare's Milk Festival: a traditional Mongolian festival. It is mainly used to praise horses and drink mare's milk wine, hence the name.

It is mainly prevalent in the Xilin Gol grassland and Ordos pastoral areas of Inner Mongolia. It is usually held in late August of the lunar calendar, and the date is not fixed, and lasts for one or two days. To celebrate the harvest and bless each other.

The above content refers to Encyclopedia - Songkran.

Encyclopedia - Torch Festival.

Encyclopedia - Suona Festival.