What kind of festivals are there?
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New Year's Day (65438+1 October1) New Year's Day
Spring Festival (the first day of the first lunar month)
the 15th of the first month of the lunar calendar
International Women's Day (March 8) International Working Women's Day
Arbor Day (March 12) Arbor Day
The day after tomorrow (March 20th)
World Meteorological Festival (March 23rd) World Meteorological Day
Tomb-Sweeping Day (5 April); Tomb-sweeping Day
International Labor Day (May 1) International Labor Day
China Youth Day (May 4th)
Nurses' Day (May 12).
Dragon Boat Festival (the fifth day of the fifth lunar month)
International Children's Day (June 1) International Children's Day
China * * * founding anniversary (1 July) Party's birthday.
Army Day (August 1) Army Day
Mid-Autumn Festival (August 15th of the lunar calendar).
Teacher's Day (September 10).
Double Ninth Festival (the ninth day of the ninth lunar month)
National Day (65438+1 October1) National Day
New Year's Eve (December 30th) The seventh day of the seventh lunar month.
Gregory festival
65438+1 October1New Year's Day (New Year's Day)
February 2nd, World Wetlands Day.
February 14 Valentine's Day
March 3rd National Love Ear Day
March 5th Youth Volunteer Service Day
March 8th International Women's Day.
March 9th Mother River Protection Day
March 12 China Arbor Day.
March 14, White Day (White Day)
March 14 International Police Day (International Police Day)
March 15 World Consumer Rights Day
March 2 1 World Forest Day
March 2 1 World Sleep Day
March 22nd, World Water Day.
March 23rd, World Meteorological Day.
March 24th, World Tuberculosis Day.
April Fool's Day (1)
April 5, Tomb-Sweeping Day (Tom B- Tomb-Sweeping Day)
April 7th World Health Day.
April 22nd, Earth Day.
April 26th, World Intellectual Property Day
May 1 Day International Labor Day
World asthma day on May 3rd.
May 4th China Youth Day.
May 8th, World Red Cross Day.
May 12 International Nurses' Day
May 15 International Family Day
May 17 World Telecommunication Day
May 20th National Student Nutrition Day
May 23rd International Milk Day.
May 3 1 Day World No Tobacco Day
June 1 International Children's Day
June 5, World Environment Day (International Environment Day)
June 6th National Eye-Love Day
June 17 World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought.
June 23rd, International Olympic Day.
June 25th National Land Day
June 26th, International Anti-Drug Day.
/kloc-in July, 0/year, China was born (the anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China (CPC)).
July 1 Day International Building Day
China People's War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression Memorial Day on July 7th.
July 1 1 World Population Day.
August 1 China People's Army Day.
August 12 International Youth Day
September 8, International Literacy Day
September 10 China Teachers' Day.
September 16 China Brain Health Day
September 16 International Day for the Protection of the Ozone Layer.
National love teeth day on September 20th.
September 2 1 World Ceasefire Day
World tourism day on September 27th.
65438+1 October1People's Republic of China (PRC) National Day.
65438+ 10/International Music Day
65438+ 10/International Day of the Elderly
65438+1October 4th World Animal Day.
1.5 World Teachers' Day (established by UNESCO)
65438+1National Hypertension Day on October 8th
65438+ 10 9 World Post Day.
world mental health day
10 June 14 World Standards Day
65438+ 10/5 International Day for the Blind
65438+1October 15 World Rural Women's Day
World food day
International Day for the Eradication of Poverty
65438+1United Nations Day on October 24th.
65438+1World Development Information Day on October 24th.
65438+1October 28th China Men's Health Day
65438+129 October International Biodiversity Day
65438+1October 3 1 Halloween (Halloween)
165438+1China Journalists' Day on October 8th.
1 1.9 Fire Publicity Day
165438+ 10/4 World Diabetes Day
165438+ 10/7 International University Day
165438+1October 25th International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women.
65438+February 1 World AIDS Day
65438+February 3rd World Day of Disabled Persons
65438+February 4th National Legal Publicity Day
65438+February 9th World Football Day.
65438+Christmas on February 25th.
65438+February 29th, International Biodiversity Day
65438+ International Leprosy Festival is on the last Sunday of 10.
Monday in the last whole week of March is the safety education day for primary and secondary school students.
Easter Monday, the first Sunday after the full moon at the vernal equinox (it may be any day between March 22nd and April 25th).
Mother's Day, the second Sunday in May.
On the third Sunday in May, National Day for Helping the Disabled.
The third Sunday in June is Father's Day.
The third Tuesday in September is the International Day of Peace.
The third Saturday in September is National Defense Education Day.
The fourth Sunday in September is the International Day of the Deaf.
World Habitat Day, the first Monday in June, 5438+00.
10 The second star-Thanksgiving Day in Canada.
65438+1International Day for Natural Disaster Reduction on the second Wednesday in October.
65438+1World Vision Day on the second Thursday in October.
165438+ Thanksgiving Day on the last Thursday in October.
Lunar festival
Spring Festival on the first day of the first lunar month.
Lantern Festival on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month.
The fifth day of the fifth lunar month is the Dragon Boat Festival.
China Valentine's Day (Qixi).
Mid-autumn festival on the fifteenth day of the eighth lunar month.
Double Ninth Festival in September of the lunar calendar.
Laba porridge festival on the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month.
The 24th day of the twelfth lunar month is the traditional Tomb-Sweeping Day.
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Chinese festival
The legal holidays in China are: New Year (1 October, 1), and the whole country has one day off; During the Spring Festival (Lunar New Year), the whole country has a three-day holiday; International Women's Day (March 8); Arbor Day (March12); International Labor Day (May 1), a national holiday in three countries; China Youth Day (May 4th); International Nurses' Day (May12); Children's Day (June1); China * * * birthday anniversary (July1); China People's Army Day (August1); Teacher's Day (September10); National Day (10, 1), three national holidays; News Festival (165438+1October 8th). The NPC deputies suggested that traditional festivals should be included in legal holidays.
China's New Year's Day is said to have started in Zhuan Xu, one of the three emperors and five emperors, with a history of more than 3,000 years. The word "New Year's Day" first appeared in the Book of Jin: "It is actually the spring of New Year's Day when the emperor was transferred to the first month." In the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Xiao Ziyun's poem "Elegance in the Southern Dynasties" also recorded "New Year's Day in four seasons, long life in early spring". & gt& gt
The main traditional festivals in China include Spring Festival, Lantern Festival, Tomb-Sweeping Day, Dragon Boat Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival. In addition, ethnic minorities also have their own traditional festivals, such as the Water-splashing Festival of the Dai people, the Nadam Festival of the Mongolian people, the Torch Festival of the Yi people, the Danu Festival of the Yao people, the March Street of the Bai people, the Gexu Festival of the Zhuang people, the Tibetan calendar year and the Guowang Festival, and the jump flower festival of the Miao people.
Spring Festival is the first traditional festival in China. In the past, the Spring Festival was called "New Year" because according to the lunar calendar that has been used in China's history, this day is the first day of the first month and the beginning of a new year. According to records, the people of China have celebrated the Spring Festival for more than 4,000 years, which was initiated by Yu Shun. One day more than two thousand years BC, Shun became emperor and led his men to worship heaven and earth. Since then, people have regarded this day as the beginning of a year, that is, the first day of the first month. It is said that this is the origin of the Lunar New Year, which was later called the Spring Festival. 19 1 1 After the Revolution of 1911, China adopted the Gregorian calendar, and the Lunar New Year was renamed "Spring Festival" (the Gregorian calendar lasted from the end of June to the middle of February). During the Spring Festival, every household puts up Spring Festival couplets and New Year pictures to decorate their rooms. The night before the Spring Festival is called "New Year's Eve", which is an important moment for family reunion. The whole family get together and have a big "New Year's Eve". Many people stay up late, which is called "keeping the old age". The next day, everyone began to "pay New Year greetings" to relatives and friends, greeting each other and wishing all the best in the new year. During the Spring Festival, lion dancing, dragon dancing, boating and walking on stilts are the most common traditional recreational activities. & gt& gt
The fifteenth day of the first lunar month is the Lantern Festival, also known as Shangyuan Festival, Lantern Festival and Lantern Festival. This is the first full moon night after the Spring Festival. According to legend, Emperor Wendi of the Han Dynasty (179- 157) celebrated Zhou Bo's suppression of the rebellion of the Lus on the 15th day of the first month. Every night, he will go out to play in the palace and play with people, and set the fifteenth day of the first month as the Lantern Festival. Sima Qian founded the taichu calendar, which listed the Lantern Festival as a major festival. Since the Sui, Tang and Song Dynasties, it has been in full swing. "Sui Shu Music Record" Day: "Every first month, all nations come to the DPRK and live outside the Duanmen Gate, which lasts for eight miles until the 15th." Tens of thousands of people participated in singing and dancing, from faint to dark. With the changes of society and times, the custom of Lantern Festival has changed greatly, but it is still a traditional folk festival in China. After the Lantern Festival, there is a custom of eating Yuanxiao and watching lanterns. Yuanxiao is round, with glutinous rice flour as the skin and fruit and sugar stuffing inside, which is a symbol of "reunion". Lantern Festival began in the first century A.D. and is still popular all over the world. On the night of the Lantern Festival, many cities will hold the Lantern Festival and display all kinds of lanterns, which are novel and varied. In rural areas, people hold recreational activities, such as setting off fireworks, walking on stilts, playing dragon lanterns, dancing yangko and swinging. & gt& gt
The Zhonghe Festival is on the second day of the second lunar month, commonly known as the Dragon Head Up. At this time, before and after the shock, spring returned to the earth and everything recovered. Insects, snakes and animals that lie dormant in the soil or caves will wake up from hibernation, and the legendary dragon will also wake up from a deep sleep, hence the name "Dragon Head Up". In ancient times, dragons were sacred symbols, so they were used to drive away pests. In the Ming dynasty, smoked insects were very popular. On February 2 nd, people will fry the cakes left over from the New Year's Day sacrifice on the smoke bed and kang, which is called fumigation. In rural areas, people use plant ash to wind around the house and then walk around the water tank of the hospital, which leads to the return of the dragon. Interestingly, this day's diet is also named after dragons. Eating jiaozi is called eating dragon ears, eating spring cakes is called eating dragon Lin, and eating noodles is called eating dragon whiskers. This is probably the name of "Longxu Noodles" now. Children shave their heads and get a haircut on this day, which is called "the head-shaving faucet". On this day, women still don't sew, which is said to avoid hurting longan. There is also a candle shining on the wall of the house, and there is a saying that "February 2, shining on the beams, scorpions and centipedes have nowhere to hide." However, this festival has been forgotten by people now, but there are still customs such as eating spring cakes. & gt& gt
Tomb-Sweeping Day visited the grave to pay homage to his ancestors around April 5th in Tomb-Sweeping Day. Tomb-Sweeping Day, also known as March Festival in ancient times, has a history of more than 2,000 years. Tomb-Sweeping Day is one of the 24 solar terms around April 5th in the Gregorian calendar. Among the 24 solar terms, Qingming is the only solar term that is both a solar term and a festival. Tomb-Sweeping Day used to be a festival to worship ancestors, but now more activities are to sweep graves and mourn martyrs on this day. During Tomb-Sweeping Day, the weather became warmer and plants sprouted again. People often go hiking together, fly kites and enjoy the spring scenery in the suburbs, so Tomb-Sweeping Day is sometimes called "Walking Festival". & gt& gt
Dragon Boat Festival in memory of patriotic ancestors The fifth day of the fifth lunar month is the Dragon Boat Festival, whose real name is "Dragon Boat Festival". The thirty-first volume of "Taiping Magnolia" quotes the local custom that "midsummer is five days, the end is five days, and the beginning is also the beginning". It is generally believed that it was produced in memory of Qu Yuan, an ancient poet in China. Qu Yuan (about 340 BC-278 BC) was a native of Chu during the Warring States Period. He could not realize his political ideal, nor could he save the destruction of Chu. When the State of Qin destroyed Chu, on the fifth day of May, he threw himself into the river with a huge stone in his arms. When people by the river learned about it, they went by boat to salvage Qu Yuan's body. In memory of this great patriotic poet, later generations designated this day as the Dragon Boat Festival. On this festival, people have the custom of carrying sachets, eating zongzi and racing dragon boats. The sack represents Qu Yuan's moral integrity, which will last forever: Zongzi was originally designed to prevent fish from eating Qu Yuan's body, and later became holiday food, while dragon boat rowing was designed to rescue Qu Yuan. & gt& gt
On the evening of the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, it is called "Tanabata", which is the legendary day when the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl meet each other every year. It was dusk, Chen Guo was in court, and the girl was wearing a seven-hole needle. They say it's wise to wear it first. Jojo's Day is also called Girls' Day, because most girls will attend. & gt& gt
The Mid-Autumn Festival is on the fifteenth day of the seventh lunar month. It is the birthday of the legendary magistrate, so it is also called "Ghost Festival". On this day, Buddhists will set up "bonsai", give alms to monks, hold chanting ceremonies, and hold religious activities such as land and water Dojo and river lanterns. China began to establish "Yulan Benzhai" in Liang Wudi (the first half of the 6th century). At present, people rarely set up "orchid flowerpots", but the custom of putting river lanterns is still handed down in some areas.
Mid-Autumn Festival Family members celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month, also known as the "Reunion Festival". August 15 is autumn, hence the name "Mid-Autumn Festival". The Mid-Autumn Festival originated from the ritual of the ancient emperors offering sacrifices to the moon in autumn. Since Wei, Jin, Tang and Song Dynasties, it has gradually evolved into the custom of enjoying the moon. The word "Mid-Autumn Festival" first appeared in the book Zhou Li, and it really became a national holiday in the Tang Dynasty. It is said that the formation of this important festival of the Chinese nation is related to the story of "Tang Sleepwalking in the Moon Palace". In ancient times, during the Mid-Autumn Festival, people would offer exquisite moon cakes to the Moon God. After the sacrifice, the whole family shared it, indicating family reunion. This custom has been passed down to this day. & gt& gt
The Double Ninth Festival is the ninth day of the ninth lunar month, and it is a festival that rose after Wei and Jin Dynasties. The names of "Double Ninth Festival" and "Double Ninth Festival" originated in the Three Kingdoms period. There are mainly five traditional customs. First, climb the mountain. At this time, the autumn is crisp and the scenery is pleasant. This is a good season for traveling, which can not only cultivate interest, but also benefit health. Second, inserting Cornus officinalis can drive away autumn mosquitoes and kill pests. The third is drinking and enjoying chrysanthemums. September in the lunar calendar is the time when chrysanthemums are in full bloom. Seeing all kinds of chrysanthemums and drinking several cups of chrysanthemum wine are also the joy of the Double Ninth Festival. The fourth is to eat Chongyang cake. People make delicious rice cakes out of food, which are called Chongyang cakes. "Cake" and "Gao" are homophonic, indicating that eating can be promoted step by step. The fifth is to carry out activities to respect the elderly. The wind of respecting the elderly in Chongyang has never stopped since ancient times.
The eighth day of the twelfth lunar month (also called the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month), commonly known as Laba. Earlier, it was said that this day was the day when Sakyamuni became a monk, and all the monasteries cooked porridge to worship the Buddha, which later became a folk custom to show that the grain was plentiful.
There is such a folk song; "Every year, every family is busy, and on the 23rd, people are kings. There is a table in the middle with two plates of sugar on both sides. A bowl of water with black beans and hay burned the fragrance in the stove. The head of the family came to work, I wish praise and good luck to the kitchen god. " It reflects the scene of folk sacrifice to stoves in the past. Because this day is particularly lively, some people even think that it is a "rehearsal" for the Lunar New Year, so it is also called off-year. Now, although there are no more sacrificial stoves, the Guandong sugar sold around the 23rd of the twelfth lunar month is still a traditional food that people like.
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Chinese traditional festivals
Spring Festival 12/ 1 1
Lantern Festival 12/ 1 1
Tomb-Sweeping Day 12/ 1 1
Dragon Boat Festival 12/ 1 1
Valentine's Day in China 12/ 1 1
Mid-Autumn Festival 12/ 1 1
Double Ninth Festival 12/ 1 1
Mid-Autumn Festival 12/ 1 1
Winter solstice 12/ 1 1
Women's day 12/ 1 1
Labor day 12/ 1 1
Youth day 12/ 1 1
Mother's Day 12/ 1 1
Children's day 12/ 1 1
Father's Day 12/ 1 1
Army Day 12/ 1 1
Teacher's Day 12/ 1 1
National day 12/ 1 1
Labajie 12/ 1 1
Off-year 12/ 1 1
Torch Festival +02/ 1 1
Cold food festival +02/ 1 1
Strange New Year's Day customs 12/ 1 1
Italians celebrate the New Year.
Australians celebrate the New Year.
Laba Festival and Buddhist Legends 12/ 1 1
The Legend of Laba Festival and Zhu Yuanzhang 12/ 1 1
The Legend of Laba Festival and La Worship 12/ 1 1
Laba jujube "eats" rice 12/ 1 1
Laba Festival and the Legend of Laba 12/ 1 1
Dietary customs of Laba porridge 12/ 1 1
The origin and legend of winter solstice festival 12/ 1 1
The custom of winter solstice festival 12/ 1 1
Poems related to winter solstice 12/ 1 1
A brief introduction to Xiaonian 12/ 1 1
The Folklore of "Sacrificing the Kitchen in the Off-year"12/1/
Folk food in the off-year 12/ 1 1
【 Tracing back to the Spring Festival 】 Legend of the Year of the Beast 12/ 1 1
Preparation after the Spring Festival 12/ 1 1
[Tracing the origin of the Spring Festival] The Legend of the Year of Endurance 12/ 1 1
[Tracing back to the Spring Festival] On the calendar of ten thousand years 12/ 1 1.
[Spring Festival custom] Post Spring Festival couplets 12/ 1 1
[Spring Festival custom] Door stickers 12/ 1 1
[Spring Festival custom] Legend of upside-down blessings 12/ 1 1
[Spring Festival custom] Sweep dust 12/ 1 1
[Spring Festival custom] New Year's Eve 12/ 1 1
[Spring Festival custom] New Year's Eve dinner 12/ 1 1
[Spring Festival custom] Shounian 12/ 1 1
[Spring Festival custom] Welcome to spring 12/ 1 1
[Spring Festival custom] Red envelopes (lucky money) 12/ 1 1
[Spring Festival custom] Send oranges during the Spring Festival 12/ 1 1.
[Spring Festival custom] Hong Kong Customs 12/ 1 1
[Spring Festival custom] Macao New Year custom 12/ 1 1
[Spring Festival custom] Setting off firecrackers in the New Year 12/ 1 1
[Spring Festival custom] Pay New Year greetings 12/ 1 1
[Spring Festival custom] Contact with the God of Wealth 12/ 1 1
[Spring Festival custom] Go back to your parents' home 12/ 1 1
[Spring Festival custom] "Send the poor" on the sixth day of the first month +02/ 1 1
[Spring Festival custom] Hong Kong Customs 12/ 1 1
[Spring Festival custom] Macao New Year custom 12/ 1 1
[Spring Festival custom] Taiwan Province provincial customs 12/ 1 1
[Spring Festival custom] Chinese New Year custom in Singapore 12/ 1 1
[Spring Festival custom] Minority customs 12/ 1 1
[Chinese New Year food custom] Chinese New Year food custom 12/ 1 1
The origin of the zodiac is 12/ 1 1.
[Zodiac] Why are there no cats in the Zodiac? 12/ 1 1
[Zodiac] Big Ben is lucky 12/ 1 1
[Zodiac] Why is the Zodiac ranked first? 12/ 1 1.
[Zodiac] The tiger is recorded as 12/ 1 1.
[Zodiac] Scud White Rabbit 12/ 1 1
[Zodiac] Letter from a loyal dog 12/ 1 1
[Zodiac] The lazy pig escapes 12/ 1 1
[Zodiac] Why is the monkey red 12/ 1 1?
[Zodiac] The magical TD Waterhouse Centre 12/ 1 1
[Zodiac] Nature's alarm clock 12/ 1 1
[Zodiac] Clever snake doctor 12/ 1 1
【 Zodiac 】 Junyi Maxima 12/ 1 1
[Zodiac] A good-natured sheep 12/ 1 1
New Year Pictures of Spring Festival couplets 12/ 1 1
Spring Festival couplets +02/ 1 1
[Lantern Festival Entertainment] Playing Lions 12/ 1 1
[Lantern Festival Entertainment] Dragon Dance Lantern 12/ 1 1
Arbor Day 12/ 1 1
National Arbor Day Date 12/ 1 1
Tibetan calendar festival112/11
Mongolian Nadam Congress 12/ 1 1
Tibetan calendar festival 2 12/ 1 1
Gepo Festival of Zhuang Nationality 12/ 1 1
Dai water-splashing festival 12/ 1 1
Torch Festival 12/ 1 1
* * * Eid al-Fitr 12/ 1 1
Street Festival in Achang 12/ 1 1
Yao Jie 12/ 1 1
Wa's "Knife and Pole Festival" 12/ 1 1
White "March Street" 12/ 1 1
Yi Flower Arrangement Festival 12/ 1 1
* * * " Gul bang " 12/ 1 1
Naxi "Dang Mei Komp" 12/ 1 1
Flower Festival of Zhuang Nationality 12/ 1 1
Flower Festival in Tang Dynasty 12/ 1 1
Dong Ben Niu Festival 12/ 1 1
Ewenki "Aobaohui" 12/ 1 1
Tibetan "Sun Buddha Festival" 12/ 1 1
Street wine of Hani nationality 12/ 1 1
The main traditional festivals of the Tu people are112/11.
The main traditional festival of the Tu nationality is 21211.
Guangxi Miao Gulongpo Club 12/ 1 1
* * * Eid al-Adha 12/ 1 1
Trekking Festival 12/ 1 1
"Ganba" Festival 12/ 1 1
Tujia annual meeting 12/ 1 1
* * * Eid al-Fitr 12/ 1 1
The October year of the Hani nationality is 12/ 1 1.
Aquarium Duan Jie 12/ 1 1
Major ethnic and folk festivals in Qiandongnan +02/ 1 1
Pattern "15": "Vertical" Mid-Autumn Festival Hope "Moon Break"12/1
Tunatun 12/ 1 1
Mid-Autumn Festival Rabbit 12/ 1 1
Eating Chinese New Year Festival 12/ 1 1
Torch Festival: A carnival that is not a carnival 12/ 1 1.
Miao people's song catching party 12/ 1 1
Ewenki Mikulu Festival 12/ 1 1
March Street 12/ 1 1
Nawuluzi Festival +02/ 1 1
Hani "Rima Master" Festival 12/ 1 1
Tujia's "Three New Years" 12/ 1 1
Girls' Day of the Bai Nationality 12/ 1 1
Legend of Jingpo "Munao" Association 12/ 1 1
The legend of Xibo smear festival 12/ 1 1
Jingpo people's mind songs 12/ 1 1
Miao Miao Year 12/ 1 1
Yi year 12/ 1 1
The witchcraft form of Chu Festival 12/ 1 1
Hanyi Festival 12/ 1 1
Ancient Naton Carnival 12/ 1 1
Mid-Autumn Festival custom of ethnic minorities +02/ 1 1
Time and Man's Time —— On Man's Time Consciousness
Unforgettable Brown Mountain Health Festival 12/ 1 1
Hanikuzaza Festival 12/ 1 1
Aina Festival of Hani and Miao Nationalities 12/ 1 1
Tibetan Water-splashing Festival in Zhouqu, Gannan 12/ 1 1
Miao Dragon Boat Festival 12/ 1 1
Wu Liang Song Club of Dong People 12/ 1 1
Zhuangjie 12/ 1 1
Miao's March 12/ 1 1
The Legend of the Weaver Girl and the Valentine's Day Test in China (I)12/1
China traditional calendar 12/ 1 1
Spring Festival 12/ 1 1
New Year Customs in Pastoral Areas of Northern Tibet 12/ 1 1
Northerners celebrate the New Year 12/ 1 1.
Off-year sacrificial furnace 12/ 1 1
Twenty-four solar terms 12/ 1 1
Sisterhood Day 12/ 1 1
Yi year 12/ 1 1
Miao year 12/ 1 1
Reunion cakes and Mid-Autumn Festival 12/ 1 1
Buddha Exhibition Ceremony in Snow Festival 12/ 1 1
Baigehui 12/ 1 1
Snow Festival 12/ 1 1
Festival for the elderly 12/ 1 1
Flower club 12/ 1 1
Rain festival 12/ 1 1
Guandi's birthday 12/ 1 1
Yao Wang's birthday 12/ 1 1
April 8 12/ 1 1
Xibo people's westward migration festival 12/ 1 1
Grain Rain 12/ 1 1
Tianhou Birthday 12/ 1 1
March 3rd 12/ 1 1
March Street 12/ 1 1
Tool shank part 12/ 1 1
Vernal equinox 12/ 1 1
Huajie +02/ 1 1
Beijing-Zhejiang 12/ 1 1
Filling part 12/ 1 1
Minority Year-Jile Xi 12/ 1 1
Tibetan calendar year 12/ 1 1
He Zhennian 12/ 1 1
Tower extension 12/ 1 1
Nenxi Festival 12/ 1 1
By Benji +02/ 1 1
Bennani 12/ 1 1
Anijie 12/ 1 1
Strike while the iron is hot 12/ 1 1
Man-days 12/ 1 1
Buyi New Year's Eve 12/ 1 1
New Year's Day of Pumi nationality 12/ 1 1
New Year's Day of Pumi nationality 12/ 1 1
The year and month of the Li nationality is 12/ 1 1.
Bainian 12/ 1 1
Yi people's festival for the elderly 12/ 1 1
Dong Nian 12/ 1 1
Sun club 12/ 1 1
Tea White Song Club 12/ 1 1
Horse monster festival 12/ 1 1
On February 2nd, the dragon looked up 12/ 1 1.
Double Ninth Festival Poetry 12/ 1 1
Double Ninth Festival custom 12/ 1 1
The origin of the Double Ninth Festival 12/ 1 1
Introduction to the Double Ninth Festival 12/ 1 1
Mid-Autumn Poetry +02/ 1 1
Customs of Mid-Autumn Festival in various places 12/ 1 1
The origin and legend of Mid-Autumn Festival 12/ 1 1
Introduction to Mid-Autumn Festival 12/ 1 1
Selected Poems of Lantern Festival 12/ 1 1
Lantern Festival custom 12/ 1 1
The origin and legend of the Lantern Festival 12/ 1 1
Introduction to the Lantern Festival 12/ 1 1
Qingming poem 12/ 1 1
Tomb-Sweeping Day custom 12/ 1 1
The origin and legend of Tomb-Sweeping Day 12/ 1 1
Tomb-Sweeping Day introduced 12/ 1 1
Poems on Chinese Valentine's Day 12/ 1 1
The custom of Qiao Qi Tanabata 12/ 1 1
The origin and legend of Tanabata 12/ 1 1
Introduction to tanabata 12/ 1 1.
Selected Poems of Dragon Boat Festival 12/ 1 1
Dragon Boat Festival Customs 12/ 1 1
The origin and legend of Dragon Boat Festival 12/ 1 1
Introduction to Dragon Boat Festival 12/ 1 1
Poems related to winter solstice 12/ 1 1
The custom of winter solstice festival 12/ 1 1
The origin and legend of winter solstice festival 12/ 1 1
Introduction to Winter Solstice Festival 12/ 1 1
Spring Festival Poetry 12/ 1 1
Customs of Spring Festival 12/ 1 1
The origin and legend of the Spring Festival 12/ 1 1
Spring Festival travel rush introduced 12/ 1 1