On the day of the Reverse Manuscript Festival, how did the Yao people spend their time?

They would take what they were going to do and come and spend the day. They were also very happy on this day, with a lot of food and activities.

On this day, the Yao people mainly eat a lot of delicious food, and make a meal of everything in the harvest, which should be like this.

OneOn the day of the Reverse Manuscript Festival, the Yao people will hold a huge dinner ceremony, and people will hold a large-scale bullfight on this day, choose relatively empty land as the arena, and lead a fat buffalo to the arena, the buffalo has a red jie tied on its head, everyone can't come to the arena after the dinner, the young man volunteered to stand up, and the elders will tie a heroic knot on their heads and say some auspicious words.

IIThe racers hold sticks and fight with the bull until the exhaustion of the bull fight is automatically retired, and in the evening some young men and women will automatically gather together to sing the harvest songThrough singing, when men and women part, they will give gifts to each other, agree with each other to come back next time, and then reluctantly leave.

IIIThe Yao people have more hospitality than the Han people. Anyone who enters Yao's house will be treated with respect and hospitality. The interesting "hanging bag" and "guar wine" are typical etiquette of the Yao family's hospitality

When the guests arrived at Yao's house, they only needed to carry the bag they carried to the hook on the main pillar in the house, indicating that they wanted to eat at this house. Without prior explanation, it is natural for the host to leave the guests at home for dinner. If you don't understand this rule, the old man keeps bags and other things around, the owner thinks you have to go somewhere else, and the food is often lost.

FourthDue to the different characteristics of residence and clothing, the Yao people used to have "Baoshan Yao", "Hongtou Yao", "Daban Yao", "Pingtou Yao", "Blue Yao", "Sha Yao" and "Baitou Yao". "In terms of customs, the traditional character of the country has been maintained, especially in both men and women。Yao women are good at embroidery, and the placket, cuffs, and hem are embroidered with exquisite patterns.

The knots on the turban are carefully wrapped with five-colored beads, and the neckline on the chest is embroidered with floral motifs.

Men like to grow their hair, they wrap their heads in red or blue cloth, wear collarless long-sleeved clothes with white cloth on the outside, and a pair of large trousers. When the Yao men and women grow up to the age of fifteen or sixteen, they have to change their hats and heads, which shows that their bodies have matured.

The Yao people are one of the ethnic minorities in China, and the people of these ethnic minorities are versatile and have their own traditional festivals.

They are supposed to reap the joy of the harvest first, and then dress up in festive costumes and sing and dance with their tribesmen.

I think they probably wear the most beautiful clothes in every family, and then sing and dance in the mountains.

Their way of celebrating the festival is to use the manuscript to celebrate, but we don't know exactly how to spend it.

They hold bullfights and celebrate the festival with singing and dancing in festive costumes.

I don't know about it, but I think it should be very grand, and every one of their festivals is very grand, and I like this enthusiasm.

I don't really know about this, but I think it's their own business, and people have their own festivals, so they definitely need to know more.

OneThe day of the Manuscript Festival is a festival for the Yao people to celebrate the harvest, because the Yao people will receive all the crops in the field to their homes before this dayPeople will not go to other people's fields to collect the fruits of other people's labor, if this day passes, people will only care about the harvest on the hill and the ground, and they will also hold a huge feast on this day to celebrate the joy of the harvest.

IIThe Yao people are a typical mountainous people in southern China, they have been farming, hunting, gathering, their handicraft industry is more developed, they produce high-quality red rice and medicinal herbsThese Yao people living in mountainous areas have the habit of cold food, which is convenient for them to carry and store, and can also maintain the original taste of various vegetables and meats, they also like to drink, and the oil tea they make is also very delicious.

IIIDue to geographical limitations, most of the Yao people still retain their primitive hunting, fishing and farming culture, as well as exquisite Yao brocade, Yao costumes, ancient legends, and beautiful Yao songs, beautiful dances, unique wedding customs and religious beliefs. Yao women are skilled in weaving, dyeing, and embroidery. The clothing patterns are exquisite and varied, and the Yao people mainly believe in primitive religion.

They worship gods, gods, gods, gods, gods. They also occupy auspicious days in their life and productive activities and worship the gods. The religious beliefs of the Yao people are complex, with sectarian, Taoist and primitive religions adapted to local conditions.

The Yao people are very hospitable, they are better than our Han people, and as long as they are guests who enter the Yao family, they will be treated with respect and hospitality.

Because at the time of the harvest, there must be tools and instruments to harvest the fruits of the harvest, and these harvesting utensils, they may be called inverted.

That day is to celebrate the harvest, so it is especially correct to say that this day is a festival of harvest.

That's the name of one of their festivals, and they call it the Backwards Festival, that's what it's called.

It should be that they will take back all the crops in the field on the day before the Dumping Festival, so the Dumping Festival is a harvest festival.

Because harvesting rice, harvesting wheat, and harvesting these harvest things all need to be used to remove the manuscript, so it is just called this name.

Because after the harvest, you have to use the manuscript to cut it, and cut off all those plants and crops with a pickaxe, that's what it means.

Actually, I think it may be a good festival in their eyes, but we don't know about it, so we don't know, and I hope we can have a chance to learn about it.