China’s Important Civil Customs

china's major traditional festivals are spring festival, new year's eve festival, ching ming festival, mid-autumn festival, etc.

in addition, various ethnic minorities maintain their own traditional festivals, such as the tung water festival, the mongol nadamu congress, the zhu flaming fire festival, the xhao danu festival, the white march street, the blanche song, the tibetan year of hide and the seeker festival, the hmong dance festival, etc.

spring festival is the first traditional festival of chinese in a year.

in the past, spring festivals were referred to as “new year” because, according to the agricultural calendar that has been used in china's history, the day is the beginning of a new year.

it has been recorded that the chinese people have spent the spring festival for over 4,000 years and that it has been raised by threats.

on a day more than two thousand b.c., sun is the son of god, who leads his men and worships the heavens and the earth.

since then, this day has been considered to be the beginning of the month.

this is said to be the origin of the new year, later called spring festival.

after the 1911 sinhe revolution, china adopted the year of the calendar, and the new year of the calendar was changed to the “spring festival” around late january to mid-february.

at the time of the spring festival, the family has been set up, year-old paintings and decorated living rooms.

the night before spring festival, called “new year's eve”, was an important moment for family reunification, with the whole family gathering together for a rich “year's dinner”; many people stayed up all night, calling them “age watch”.

the following day, you began to greet each other at the home of your loved ones and friends for a “hero year” and wish them every success in the new year.

during the spring festival, traditional recreational activities are most common with lion dances, dragon lantern dances, the rowing of dry boats, and strutting.

on the fifteenth month of the agricultural calendar, it is called the night festival.

it's the first full moon night after spring.

it has been said, “ham wenty 179 – the celebration of zhou bo’s 15th month in the 157th year – that every night, he will go out to the palace and have fun with the people, and that the fifteenth month will be designated the night festival.

sema has created the " taimena episode " , which has been designated as a major holiday.

it's been a long time since sun, tang, song.

"when the moon comes, all the kingdoms stay within the 15th day of nation-building outside the gates, eight miles, the show is a show, and the number of singers and dancers is tens of thousands, from fainting to sour.

as society and times changed, the new year's eve customs and customs had changed considerably, but they were still traditional chinese festivals.

it's a new year's eve, and it's the practice to eat it and watch the lights.

the night is covered with rice powder, sugar in the inside, round shape, symbol of "reunification".

the nightlights began in the first century a.d.

and continue to be prevalent throughout the present era.

on every night of the evening, many cities hold light meetings, displays of various colour lamps, make-up of novelty and tact, and in rural areas, recreational activities, such as fireworks, stomping, lanterns, twisting songs and swings, etc.

it's called the dragon head.

and this is the time when the spring shall return to the earth, and everything shall awaken, and the insects shall awaken from hibernation, and the legendary dragons shall awaken from sweet sleep, and their heads shall be raised.

the ancient dragon was a sacred symbol, so it was used to expel the insects.

ming dynasty used to use fumigants.

on february 2nd, people were going to sacrifice the rest of their cakes and fry them with oilthis is a smoked bed and a sap.

it is called a fumigator.

in the countryside, lian civilian ash rolls around the house, then enters the hospital and circles around the cask and leads the dragon back.

interestingly, the day was also marked by dragons.

it's called "long-ear" and "long-ey" and "long-ey" and "long-ey" and "long-ey" and "long-ey" and "long-o".

the kid shaves his hair this day and says, "shaving the head." the women were still on the line on this day, allegedly in order to avoid harm to the eyes of the dragon.

there are also candles to light the walls of the house, with the words “on tuesday, february, the scorpion has no place to hide”.

however, the festival has now been forgotten, but there are still practices such as eating springcake.

on or around 5 april, qing ming dynasty was celebrated.

it was also known as march day at the time of the festival, which has been in existence for over 2000 years.

on and around 5 april, the festival was one of the twenty-four festivals.

of the twenty-four agitations, only clarity is available for both the agitation and the festival.

the festival was a festival of sacrifice to the ancestors, and more now is a day of sacrifice to the tombs of the martyrs and to the memory of the pioneers.

the festival is sometimes called the "trip green festival" when the weather warms and the grass returns and people are often brought to the outskirts of the country to pacify, fly kites and enjoy spring light.

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