Baima Tibetan Township Tourism Baima Tibetan Festival

1. Baima Tibetan Festival

In the fifth month of the lunar calendar, the vegetation is in full bloom and the mountain flowers are gorgeous. The fifth day is the Flower Picking Festival, a traditional Tibetan festival in Yubo Township, Zhouqu County. The real festival is on the fifth day of May. On this day, Tibetan girls from eight nearby villages dressed up and went out. They wore gorgeous hand-woven embroidered dresses, shining silver plates on their breasts, and flowers on their heads. They were dressed more beautifully than the flowers. The boys also put on festive clothes and flocked to the square by the Po River in small groups.

The old people toasted each other with Hada wine; the girls sang and danced to their heart's content, and the children chased and played happily. The entire Upo River is filled with joy and fragrance of flowers until sunset and the western mountains. Sometimes bonfires are lit to enjoy until the next morning. Because of this excitement, the Flower Picking Festival on the fifth day of May in Zhouqu is also called the Dragon Boat Festival of the Baima Tibetans.

Tibetans like to dance and sing. They often gather in places with beautiful aquatic plants in spring to sing to express their love for life. Among the numerous folk cultures in Zhouqu, the Flower Picking Festival has the most regional characteristics.

2. Baima Tibetans

The customs, culture, and religious beliefs of Baima Tibetans are different from those of Tibetans in other areas. Baima Tibetans speak Tibetan but do not understand Tibetan. Chinese is widely spoken. In addition to believing in Bon religion and Tibetan Buddhism, Baima Tibetans also believe in natural gods such as the sun god, mountain god, fire god, and grain god. However, they generally do not build temples and only worship their ancestors' tablets at home. Therefore, many ethnologists and historians believe that the Baima Tibetan people are descendants of the ancient Di people. A large number of Tibetan soldiers and civilians came with the army and mixed with the Di people, causing some of the Di people to gradually lose their inherent cultural characteristics and form the Tibetan Di people. , who are the ancestors of today’s Baima Tibetans.

Baima Tibetan culture is characterized by duality and diversity. Linguistically, there are Tibetan cognate words and Qiang words. The clothing is also very distinctive. The front of the hat is decorated with a bunch of golden pheasant neck feathers and white rooster tail feathers, which is the symbol of the Baima Tibetan people. One man and two or three women. A man wearing a straight feather shows that he has a straight heart and a good character; a woman wearing a few curved feathers symbolizes beauty. This hat is called Shaga by the local Hakuba.

The Jiarong Tibetans refer to parts of Jinchuan, Xiaojin, Markang, Lixian, Heishui and Wenchuan in Ganzi Prefecture, Ya'an Prefecture, Liangshan Prefecture and other places. They speak the Jiarong dialect of Tibetan and are mainly engaged in agricultural production. They are called Jiarong Tibetans, and the Tibetans in this area are called Rongpa (people from the countryside).

Jia Rong is named after Mount Modo, which means the area around Mount Modo. In ancient times, the Qiang, Shi, and Yi tribes, such as the Jialiang Yi, Baigou Qiang, Greenlin, and Geji people, were actually indigenous people scattered in the mountains and rivers. During the period of Gongjia, the ninth generation of Zangbo in Tubo, which was around the period of Emperor Shun of the Eastern Han Dynasty (126 AD), one of the primitive religions in Tubo was introduced into the country from Tubo and gradually flourished. The introduction of Tubo culture and its impact on the Tibetan ancestors of Jiarong began in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and the development of Buddhism in the state was later than the Trisong Detsen period of the Tubo Dynasty in the 8th century. Due to the long-term influence of Tubo culture centered on religious culture. Buddhism (early Benbo religion) gradually became the belief of all the people of the above-mentioned tribes. In addition, a large number of Tibetan immigrants and military occupation and rule, after more than a thousand years of integration and assimilation, and long-term interaction with Tibet, the unified Jiarong Tibetans in the United States today have been formed.

3. Traditional festivals of the Yao, Miao, Tibetan and Bai ethnic groups

Mongolian festivals include Zulu Festival, Maier Festival, Aobao Festival, Naadam Festival, etc.

Festivals of the Dai people in the United States include the Water Splashing Festival, the Close-Door Festival and the Open-Door Festival.

The main traditional festivals of the Zhuang people include the Three Songs Festival in March, the Gyro Festival, the Flower Festival, the Chili Pepper Festival, and the Mahuai Festival.

The Dongxiang, Hui and Tata people have three major religious festivals: Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha

The main festivals of the Lisu people in China include the Bath Festival, the Harvest Festival, the Spring Festival, etc.

Uyghur traditional festivals include Zirou Festival, Kurban Festival and Nowruz Festival.

The main Yao people have Wangpan Festival, Danu Festival, etc.

The Wa people have Sowing Festival and New Rice Festival.

The traditional festivals of the Miao people include the Miao Year, April 8th, the Dragon Boat Festival, the New Eating Festival, the Autumn Festival, the Huashan Festival, the Suspension Bridge Festival, etc.

There are also Bai New Year and National Day, March Street, Sanhunrao, Torch Festival, Marine Games and Sun Worship Festival.

The most distinctive features of the Xibe people are the Smear Festival and the Westward Migration Festival.

The Deang people pay attention to the Door Festival and the Open Door Festival.

There are also Yi Chinese festivals, such as Dance Festival, Flower Arrangement Festival, Torch Festival and February 8th.

White elephant hunting is a traditional festival of the Achang people.

Salat is the biggest festival of the Hani people.

The Mulao people celebrate the birthday of the cow and offer sacrifices to Zhenwu, etc.

There is Duan Jie in the aquarium.

The Mountain Festival of the Qiang people in the United States is the most famous.

The Jing people who sing Hajie have a unique ethnic form.

4. What are the Baima Tibetan festivals

Everyone goes back to their hometown to celebrate the New Year. The flow of people is small, so it is possible to take a holiday.

5. Baima Tibetan Art Festival

Akagi is the female fairy in the Baima Tibetan Chige. Some Baima people also call it Bodhisattva.

6. Tibetan Baima people

Dawa Dolma, female, Baima Tibetan, was born on July 5, 1986 in Pingwu County, Mianyang City, Sichuan Province. She graduated from Sichuan Conservatory of Music. singer.

In 2008, he was admitted to the Art Troupe of the General Logistics Department and entered service in November 2012.

2007 National Silver Award of China Red Song Society.

Winner of the pop group in the 2007 China Young Singer Competition.

2008 Avenue of Stars Week Champion.

Winner of the popular category of the Youth Singing Competition of the General Logistics Department in 2008.

Second runner-up in the 2012 China Tibetan Song Contest.

The 15th Youth Singer Competition won the silver medal in the Qinghai Division of the CCTV Young Singer Grand Prix and entered the finals.

Representative works include "Auspicious White Horse" and so on.

7. Tibetan Horseback Riding Festival

At least it is the custom of nomadic people, such as Tibetans and Mongolians who are good at riding and shooting.

8. Tibetan White Horse

Sichuan and Tibet. Tibet is a province,

Sichuan-Tibet is a name for national customs and local characteristics, and it is also a feeling. Tibet only refers to Tibet, and Sichuan-Tibet includes Sichuan and Tibet, as well as places with Tibetan characteristics in a broader sense. Compared to Tibet, the flat altitude is lower and worth a visit. Sichuan is dominated by Kham Tibetans, Jiarong Tibetans, and Baima Tibetans, and Tibet is dominated by Amdo Tibetans. Due to different geographical environments, there are many differences between Sichuan Tibetans and Tibetan Tibetans in terms of living conditions, eating habits, language, etc. Most Tibetans in Sichuan have a relatively high degree of Sinicization.

What is the difference between Sichuan and Tibet?

Sichuan belongs to the Tibetan area of ??Sichuan, and Tibet belongs to the Tibetan area of ??Tibet.

What is the difference between Sichuan and Tibet?

A continent, a plateau, nothing more.

Is Sichuan and Tibet Tibet?

Sichuan refers to Sichuan Province and the Tibet Autonomous Region. Sichuan Province is referred to as Sichuan or Shu, and the Tibet Autonomous Region is referred to as Tibet.

9. Baima Tibetan Festival

Baima wearing red means: wearing red clothes and riding a white horse. There are many interpretations of red clothes, mainly red clothes. Tang Liyuan's poem "Wen Ming Master passed away and sent a message to a friend":; Tourists dressed in red are confused, but guests are calm during the day.

You can also refer to Red Feathers, Tang Dynasty's "Qi'an County Houchi Quatrain": "No one watches the light rain all day long, and the mandarin ducks bathe in red."

Mainly refers to another name for lotus petals. Tang Xuhun's poem "Autumn Night at Yunyang Station West Pavilion Lotus Pond": The smoke is green, the wind is clear, the cement is red, and autumn is white.

Lu Xun's "Lotus Patch Man", Republic of China: Sweep away the greasy powder, but learn to wear light red makeup.

10. Baima Tibetan Festival Culture

"Tiao Cao Gai" has a rough and majestic momentum. The movements are simple and unpretentious, including touching, swiping and chopping with hands, jumping and squatting with legs, obviously retaining the original style of religious activities and reflecting the unique national customs and habits of the Baima Tibetan people.

With percussion instruments, the style is rough, rich and deep.

Percussion is closely related to movement, including appearance and intermediate movements