An essay introducing the Dai people costs about three hundred dollars

Fifty-six flowers are in full bloom in China. Different regions and different ethnic groups have their own unique folk customs. Let me take you to experience the unique charm of Dai culture.

The Dai people live in large river basins, dam areas and tropical areas, so they still maintain the habit of "building many bamboo buildings and living near the water". Their villages are all composed of exquisite bamboo buildings. Composed, these small bamboo houses are unique and can only be described by the phrase "the village is full of trees and the garden is full of flowers". Dai people are also good at singing and dancing. Dai women are generally slender, with pure and delicate faces. They look graceful and graceful, so they are known as the "Golden Peacock". "Jialuoyong" in Dai language is the most widely spread dance among the Dai people - peacock dance. The peacock dance is graceful. During every festival, the Dai people gather together to watch the peacock dance performed by Dai folk artists.

The Dai people’s peacock dance is world-famous, and their Water Splashing Festival is also famous. The Water Splashing Festival originated in India and was introduced to the Dai area of ??Yunnan after passing through Myanmar. It has a history of about 700 years. This folk custom has been included in the "First Batch of National Intangible Cultural Heritage List". When the festival comes, Dai men, women and children put on festive costumes and worship Buddha. The girls wash the Buddha's dust with water filled with bright flowers, and then splash water on each other to play. You splash me, I splash you, and the water flowers bloom in the air, which symbolizes good luck. , happiness and health. Everyone splashed each other, and there was water baptism, water blessing, and water singing everywhere. With the blossoming water splashes and laughter, the Water Splashing Festival has become a sea of ??joy. During the Water Splashing Festival, there is also a dragon boat racing competition like our Han Chinese Dragon Boat Festival. The competition is held on the Lancang River. Amid the sound of gongs, shouts and whistles, the dragon boats, draped in red and green, cut through the waves and moved forward bravely, adding a lot of tension and joy to the festival. In the evening, traditional entertainment activities such as the high rise and Kongming lanterns and various singing and dancing parties are also held. Gaosheng is a kind of firework made by the Dai people. When it rises high, it emits brilliant fireworks in the sky, which is dazzling like a cluster of flowers.

“There are different customs in a hundred miles, and different customs in a thousand miles.” Through my introduction, you should have a certain understanding of the Dai people!

Let’s get straight to the point at the beginning and talk about the location, population and life of the Dai people. In the middle, history, customs, costumes, dances and some events that have happened (such as Premier Zhou) are introduced. At the end, just praise and talk about national unity. At the end, I will say that the Dai people are part of the Chinese nation and an important part of Chinese culture, religion, history, and economy. They are probably some words of praise and praise