Essay on festivals of ethnic minorities

If you haven't participated in a minority festival, how can you have an experience and feel about this festival? So how do you write your essay?

Go to the elementary school textbook to fully understand. Synchronous essay references.

It seems that the country now attaches great importance to ethnic unity, and I have taken a look at our local ethnic education textbooks. It is also emphasized that these.

As a Hmong, I'm going to write one:

June 6, Our Half-Year Festival".

Every year on June 6, it is the traditional festival of the Miao people in our region, and our local community is commonly known as the "Half Year Festival". For the half-year festival, we have a local legend about "yellow dog and rice": many years ago, there was a yellow dog from the distant rice country to the Miao area, her body was covered with rice, but when crossing the river, the rice on her body was all washed away by the river, only a few grains of rice on the cocked tail, relying on these grains of rice, the Miao people cultivated a lot of rice.

Therefore, the dog has a high status in the Miao people, and one of the ancestors of the Miao people is the dog totem (the ordinary worship of the Chi is especially the ancestor of the Miao people) ["Qing History Manuscript": Ancient Southwest Yi Duo Pan Gu relics, said Xuan, said Miao, said Yao... So it is disrespectful to beat the dogs of the Hmong people. Miao practitioners generally do not eat five-clawed animals, which is also related to the worship of pang.

On June 6, the Miao people brought the new rice seeds harvested to their ancestors. And the old grain cannot be used to worship the ancestors, that is disrespectful. People will beat gongs and drums on this day to welcome the arrival of the half-year festival, but also to welcome the arrival of ancestors, the Miao people believe:

The ancestors were always there for them, with them. After worshipping the ancestors, the cooked rice cooked from these new rice is actually eaten by the owner himself, and on this day he is made into rich food such as big fish and meat. Before the owner eats, the dog is rewarded with three pieces of meat (it is said that the yellow dog god had three grains of rice on his tail. Finally, the family enjoys this sumptuous meal.

In addition, we have many festivals here, some of which are related to the oppression of the ancient Han people, so I will not repeat them...

Songkran Festival is a grand festival of the Dai people in our country, in the early morning of the festival, people will splash water on each other to express blessings.

The traditional festivals of the Mongolian ethnic group mainly include the New Year of the Old Calendar, which is called "Chagansaren" in Mongolian, that is, the white moon. The Mongolian New Year Festival is also known as the "White Festival" or "White Moon", which is closely related to the whiteness of milk. In addition, there are Naadam, mare's milk festivals, etc.

The festivals of the Korean nationality are basically the same as those of the Han people, mainly including the Spring Festival, Qingming Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, Old People's Day, etc. There are also three family festivals, namely the baby's first birthday, the Huijia Festival (60th birthday), and the Huijia Festival (the 60th wedding anniversary). Every time the first day and the wedding festival are celebrated, children, relatives, friends, and neighbors all bless and celebrate the birthday of the elderly.

The major festivals of the Dai people include the Songkran Festival, the Closing Festival and the Opening Festival, all of which are related to Buddhism. Dongxiang people, like other religious peoples, have three major festivals every year, namely Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha, and Holy Age, all of which are in Islam. It is held on the 7th day after the Qingming Festival in the third month of the lunar calendar, that is, from April 13th to 15th in the solar calendar.

During the festival, the main activity is to splash water on each other, and the ritual is held in accordance with the ancient traditional way of the Brown people, the custom of welcoming the sun, so people call it the festival of welcoming the sun. The main festivals of the Nu nationality are: Spring Festival, Nu is called "Jijiam", also known as the Xusi Festival; The Fairy Festival, also known as the Flower Festival, is a traditional festival of the Nu people living in the Gongshan area, and the festival period is from March 15 to 17 of the lunar calendar every year; Sacrifice to the god of grains, called "Ruwei" in angry words, the traditional festival of the Nu people in the Pihe area of Bijiang County, the time is the 29th day of December of the lunar calendar every year, and the sacrificial activities are held to pray for the blessing of the god of grains.

Naadam Origin].

Naadam's predecessor was the Mongol"Sacrificial Ao Bao", is the Mongol nation.

【The traditional festival of ethnic minorities in my country】du

Eating the new festival is the right of the Guangxi Gelao people and some of the Miao, Yaodao and Zhuang tribes to celebrate the harvest.

Traditional festivals. Some of them are almost ripe when the early rice is heading in June of the lunar calendar every year, and some of them choose a day to celebrate the festival according to the habits of the masses in various places when the late rice is ripe.

The content of the festival is "eat new", that is, to taste new rice, in addition to preparing chickens, ducks, geese, fish, and meat on the same day, each family also has to go to the field to pick some new grain to cook, after cooking, first sacrifice to the gods and ancestors, the whole family starts to eat and chew, the specific form of the festival is slightly different from place to place.

The Winter Festival, also known as the Festival, is generally on the first day of the eleventh month of the lunar calendar, and is a festival for the Dong people in Guangxi, Guizhou and Hunan to celebrate a good harvest and pray for happiness in the coming year.

The tongue hurts, and the mother-in-law's family is not good.

I can tell you, but if it's a homework assigned by the teacher, I hope you don't copy it completely, but can imitate it.

Mongolian "mare's milk festival".

In mid-August this year, Erbo went on a business trip to Xinjiang, and when he came back in September, he not only brought us nutritious walnuts and delicious jujubes, but also showed us many beautiful scenery photos.

On this day, I asked the second uncle: "Second uncle, did you happen to encounter any traditional festivals when you arrived in Xinjiang?" ”

Hearing you say that," the second uncle thought for a moment and said, "It seems that there really is a festival." ”

I pestered my second uncle to ask him to say, but he had to say obediently: "Okay, let me tell you, it's the Mongolian 'mare's milk festival'." ”

Mare'? I asked, confused.

The second uncle looked at me and patiently explained.

At the end of the eighth month of the lunar calendar every year, the Mongolian people hold a one-day mare's milk festival. Mare's Milk Festival, a traditional Mongolian folk festival, is popular in the Xilin Gol grassland of Inner Mongolia with the main content of drinking mare's milk wine. In this harvest season, the herders wish health, happiness and good luck, so the festival is named after the white mare's milk.

In the early morning, the herders dressed in costumes and carrying mare's milk wine, ride horses or cars to the traditional location to slaughter sheep and cattle. Race horses when the sun rises, then drink mare's milk wine, and also say some words of blessing. People chanted and sang to the sound of the horse-head harp, and enjoyed themselves until the night.

After the second uncle finished speaking, I still couldn't get enough, and I thought to myself: When, I will also go to Xinjiang to have fun!

This is the Mongolian mare's milk festival, if you are interested, next year, let's go to the Mongolian mare's milk festival together!