What traditional festivals do Yao people have every year?

1, Danu Festival, also known as Erjiu Festival, Zunniang Festival, Zhuzhu Festival and Yao Year, is a traditional festival of Yao people in Mashan, Du 'an, Bama, Pingguo, Long 'an and Dahua, calling itself Bunu. Danu, Yao means old loving mother. It is said that May 29th of the lunar calendar is the birthday of Milotuo, the mother of Yao nationality. Later generations set this day as their birthday out of worship.

Canteen Festival is held every three to five years. It is usually held on October 16 of the lunar calendar and lasts for three or nine days. Before the festival comes, every household must inform relatives and friends from far and near to visit in advance. On the night of the festival, young men and women sang love songs around the bonfire and expressed their feelings with songs, which lasted for a long time until they stayed up all night. During the festival, people will wear new clothes, headscarves and brocade chicken feathers.

3. The Laundry Festival on the sixth day of the sixth lunar month is a long-standing traditional folk festival. It can be traced back to the Han Dynasty at the earliest, and has continued to this day. It's just after a slight summer heat on the sixth day of June, and the weather is hot. According to legend, this day's sunshine has the greatest disinfection effect, and the dried items will not be moldy and moth-eaten.

3. Ganba Festival, or Ganba Festival, is a traditional festival of Yao nationality. Every festival is held on the third day of the third lunar month, which is very popular in Hekou Yao Autonomous County, Yunnan Province. If you want to say the origin of March 3, you can blame it on Fu.

Fuxi and his sister, Nu Wa, unearthed human beings to reproduce. In eastern Henan, Fuxi is honored as the "ancestor", and the ancient temple of Taihaoling was built in Huaiyang (the capital of Fuxi). From February 2nd to March 3rd of the lunar calendar, the Temple Fair of Taihaoling was held. Good men and women all gathered in the mausoleum area to worship their ancestors.

4. Wang Pan Festival originated from the Wang Pan Song Festival on October 16th of the lunar calendar. On this day, Yao people gather together to sing and dance in memory of Wang Pan, which has gradually developed into a festival in Wang Pan. Modern Wang Pan Festival has gradually developed into a fraternity to celebrate the harvest. Young men and women take this opportunity to express their feelings through songs and find a good couple.

5. Cow Festival. It is said that the first day of October in the lunar calendar is the birthday of cattle. In order to reward the contribution of cattle to human beings, it is necessary to stop serving cattle on this day, let it rest and feed the best feed. It is also necessary to make two Ciba with good glutinous rice, hang it on the horn, bring the cow to the water, let the cow see its shadow, make the cow happy, and then pick it and feed it.