A brief description of which ethnic group is the March Three Song Festival

Bai Dali March Street is a well-known material exchange conference in Yunnan Province and the traditional grand festival of the Bai people, held in the west of the ancient city of Dali from March 10 to 21 of the lunar calendar every year. With the development of society, the meeting period of March Street has been gradually extended, usually 3 to 5 days, and more than 10 days; In addition, in addition to large-scale material exchanges, cultural and sports events such as horse races and folk songs and dances are also held.

"March 3rd" is the traditional festival of the Zhuang, Dong, Buyi, Miao and other fraternal ethnic groups, and a large-scale "March 3rd" song festival is held every year. Among them, the Zhuang people are typical.

1. During the festival, there are traditional dragon and lion performances, reed sheng stepping on the hall, Dong song, Liujia mountain song, color tune, Gui opera, Dong Xiang movie, Dong opera, traditional storytelling, bonfire Duoye party and other performance activities. In addition, there are thousands of people tasting tea, cockfighting, bird fighting and other performance activities and strange stone exhibitions, national costume displays, commodity fairs, Dong sesame oil tea and other food exhibitions.

2. On March 3, the Yao compatriots in Gaolin Village, Yaozhai, Fangcheng District, Guangxi, a border area separated from Vietnam by a river, hold a grand event every year on March 3. The enthusiastic Yao compatriots blew and muttered, sang with spinning tops, and welcomed visitors from all over the world with fragrant rice wine and special Yao dishes. Therefore, March 3 is also a song festival celebrated by all ethnic groups in Guangxi.

March 3 is a multi-ethnic festival, in addition to the Han nationality, it is also a traditional festival of the Zhuang, Dong, Buyi, Yao, Li, She, Tu and other ethnic minorities.

The third day of the third month of the lunar calendar is the Chinese Shangsi Festival and the Daughter's Festival. It is also a traditional festival of many ethnic groups such as Zhuang, Han and Tujia in China.

March 3, the traditional festival of the Han nationality and many ethnic minorities, is on the third day of the third lunar month. In ancient times, it was called the Shangsi Festival. According to legend, March 3 is the birthday of the Yellow Emperor, and China has "February 2, the dragon raises its head; March 3, born Xuanyuan".

After the Wei and Jin dynasties, the Shangsi Festival was changed to March 3, and the descendants followed, and then it became the festival of the Han nationality drinking and feasting by the water and visiting the spring in the suburbs.

On the third day of March, the Han nationality has the custom of eating boiled eggs from ground (camellia) vegetables. On that day, the folk have activities such as flowing cups, flowing eggs, flowing dates, begging and wearing willow circles, exploring spring, walking in the green, eating pure rice, and singing parties. On the third day of March, in addition to the sacrifices, the Han nationality has successively developed into folk activities such as frolicking on the riverside, men and women meeting, and willow planting and flower appreciation.

The Zhuang people are more than three days in March, set up singing booths, hold singing parties, young men and women singing, touching eggs, throwing hydrangeas, and talking about love. According to legend, it is a festival formed to commemorate the third sister of the Zhuang Song Immortal, so it is also called the Song Immortal Festival. The Zhuang people mostly come to visit the tomb on March 3, and usually steam five-color glutinous rice on March 3.

The Dong nationality holds activities such as snatching fireworks, bullfighting, horse fighting, singing, and stepping on the hall more than festivals, also known as the "fireworks festival".

The Buyi people kill pigs in festivals to sacrifice to shrine gods and mountain gods, eat yellow glutinous rice, and do not interact with each other for three or four days. The Yao people take March 3 as the "Ganba Festival", which is a festival of collective fishing and hunting, and distribute the wild fish caught by households, share the joy of harvest, and then gather in the square, sing and dance, and celebrate the festival.

The She ethnic group takes March 3 as the birthday of the grain, and every family eats black rice.

The Li nationality calls the third day of March "Fu Nianfu", in order to wish the festival of "Shanlan" (mountain dry valley) and hunting harvest, and it is also the day when young men and women can interact freely, and people call it the day of love. There is a beautiful legend about its origin.

The third day of March in the Tujia family is the Valentine's Day of the Tujia family. On the third day of March, the elder brothers and sisters of the Tujia family got together to use mountain songs as a medium to step on their feet. Other ethnic groups such as the Shui Tribe, the Miao Nationality, the Gelao Nationality, the Maonan Nationality and other ethnic groups have their own traditional customs of the March 3rd Festival.

March 3rd is a Chinese festival, March 3rd, the legend of the little ghost going down the mountain, thank you.

Different ethnic groups are different on March 3, these ethnic minority festivals, do you know?

Guangxi Zhuang, Han, Yao, Dong, Miao and other ethnic traditional festivals.

Guangxi's "March 3rd" is not only a song festival, but also a festival for the Zhuang people to worship their ancestors and sweep the tombs. On that day, the Zhuang compatriots in Chongzuo, Baise and other cities and counties in Guixi held a grand annual ancestor worship and tomb sweeping. The so-called tomb sweeping is the grave where all families and families gather in the cemetery to worship their ancestors.

The third day of the third lunar month is a traditional festival of many ethnic groups in China, among which the Zhuang, Miao and Yao ethnic groups are typical, and in ancient times, young men and women of the Zhuang nationality gathered on the streets to sing songs and gather by the river to drink and feast. In Zhuang legends, March 3 is the birthday of the ancestor of the Zhuang people, Bu Luotuo. The Han nationality is the Shangsi Festival, and there are three worship ancestors in March, Xuanyuan in March, and three worship in March.

Nation refers to a group of people who are objectively distinguished from other groups of people in terms of culture, language, and history, and is a concept formed through the study of human evolutionary history and race in modern times. Due to historical reasons, a country can have different nationalities, and a nation can live in different countries. The modern concept of nationality can be a group of people who are distinguished by a country, or it can simply refer to a group of people who have a common cultural concept but do not have a common language and history.

In modern times, the same people may have different religious beliefs; The same people can also have different historical origins, and different people can use the same language.

The traditional song festival of the Zhuang nationality is also called the Song Wei Festival and the Song Po Festival. The festival is divided into day songs and night songs. The day song is in the wild, with singing and mate selection as the main content; Night songs are mainly sung in the village, mainly production songs, seasonal songs, pan songs, and historical songs. Gewei is generally on the third day of the third lunar month, called"March 3"

"March 3rd" is the traditional festival of the Zhuang, Dong, Buyi, Miao and other fraternal ethnic groups in the region, and a large-scale "March 3rd" song festival is held every year. The "March 3rd" song festival is also known as the "Song Po Festival" and "Song Wei Festival". The "Song Wei Festival" is divided into day songs and night songs.

The day song is in the wild, with song selection as the main content; In the village, the night song is mainly sung production songs, seasonal songs, pan songs and historical songs. In addition to the third day of the third lunar month, the Spring Festival and the beginning of April.

8. The Mid-Autumn Festival, the Mid-Autumn Festival, weddings, children's full moons, housewarming and other seasons can form songs. Even when singing an opponent on the way, it can also form a temporary song.

Traditional festivals of Zhuang, Dong, Buyi, Miao and other fraternal ethnic groups.

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March 3: The traditional festival of the Buyi people.

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The March Three Songs Festival is a traditional festival of Guangxi Zhuang, Han, Yao, Dong, Miao and other ethnic groups.

Among them, the Zhuang nationality is a typical example, in ancient times, young men and women of the Zhuang nationality gathered on the street to sing and gather by the river to drink and feast.

In Zhuang legends, March 3 is the birthday of the ancestor of the Zhuang people, Bu Luotuo.

The third day of the third month of the lunar calendar is not only a simple traditional song festival of the Zhuang people, but also an important day for the Zhuang people to worship their ancestors, Pangu and the ancestors of Buluotuo.

The March Three Songs Festival is a traditional festival of Guangxi Zhuang, Han, Yao, Dong, Miao and other ethnic groups.

The Dong "March 3rd" is also known as the "Sowing Festival", "Begging Green Onion Festival" and "Flower Cannon Festival". Legend of the Dong family said that in ancient times, they always took the time when the tung tree bloomed as the rice planting festival. But one year the tung tree did not bloom, and as a result, it was wrong to farm, so I had to flee to the area of Baojing.

In order to learn the lessons of the past, every March, people play reed sheng and sing songs, visit relatives and friends, and remind each other that it is time to get busy with farming. The Dong nationality mostly holds activities such as grabbing fireworks, bullfighting, horse fighting, singing, and stepping on the hall on March 3, so it is also called the "Flower Cannon Festival".

The third day of March of the Yao nationality is to commemorate the national hero, and people name this day as March 3rd, also known as the "Ganba Festival". Before the third day of March every year, the men of the Yao nationality go to the old forest a week in advance to hunt, hunt wild beasts, go down to the river to catch fish and touch shrimp, and roast them into dry rice to take home, distribute them according to households, and share the joy of harvest.

Women go up the mountain to pick natural dyes such as indigo leaves, boil the water and dye it into four colors of glutinous rice: red, yellow, blue, and purple, which are used to pay tribute to Pangu. On the day of the festival, the Yao people put down their farm work and rested collectively for one day, the men read the scriptures, drank and entertained, and the girls and boys met to go to the barren mountains and woods by the village to sing, play, and talk about love.

Every year on the third day of the third lunar month, it is the traditional national festival of the Buyi people in Zhenfeng, Wangmo and other places. In the traditional concept, in order to make the whole village people achieve the purpose of "praying for disasters, the peace of the village, the wind and rain, and the harvest of grains", the people of Zhenfeng Buyi who have lived on the bank of the Beipan River for generations must hold corresponding sacrificial activities on the third day of the third lunar month.

The mountain festival is one of the main activities of the Buyi people on the third day of March. The sacrifice to the mountain god should be carried out after "sweeping the village to drive away evil spirits". On the day of the "March 3rd" festival, every household in the village, except for a male head of the family who went to participate in the worship of the mountain god, the rest of the old and young people had to go up the mountain to "hide from insects" after hearing the firecrackers set off before the mountain god killed the pig, that is, to avoid all kinds of insect pests, disasters and plagues.

The Buyi festival "March 3rd" has undergone many changes, becoming a group gathering in the Buyi area, with special singing and dancing performances, and other festival entertainment activities.

The She ethnic group takes March 3 as the birthday of the grain, and every family eats black rice. Legend has it that Lei Wanxing, the hero of the She nationality in the Tang Dynasty, led the rebel army to resist the encirclement and suppression of the official army, and the army was greatly boosted with the hunger of Wu Nim fruit, and the breakthrough was successful on March 3, and the battle was victorious. In order to commemorate this event, the people of She eat black rice on the third day of March every year and gather to sing songs.

Among the She people, March 3 is a major festival that can be compared with the Spring Festival.

On this day, families slaughter animals and sacrifice to their ancestors. Many families often choose this day for their wedding. In the festival, there is also a dance field, dancing ** dance, wooden slap spirit knife dance, bamboo pole dance, dragon lantern dance, lion dance, fish lantern dance.

At the same time, there are also She folk competitions such as asking stools, exercising stones, belly top sticks, operating bars, and driving wild boars.

March 3: The traditional festival of the Buyi people.

The March Three Song Friends Association is a Zhuang ethnic group.

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