March 3 slogan

The promotional slogans for March 3rd are as follows:

1. Explore the mysterious ancient country of Luoyue and sing the charming folk songs of thousands of years.

2. Luoyue style, strong nostalgia, xx travel .

3. Endless thousand-year folk songs, unforgettable beautiful nostalgia

4. Folk songs serve as matchmakers to make friends all over the world, and cultural friends will win the future of xx.

5. Appreciate the Zhuang Township Song Fair and appreciate the thousand-year-old Luoyue culture.

6. Taste five-color glutinous rice and listen to thousand-year-old folk songs.

The third day of the third month of the lunar calendar, also known as the "Shangsi Festival", is a traditional festival of the Chinese nation, among which the Han, Zhuang, Miao and Yao ethnic groups are the typical ones. Since ancient times, there has been a saying of "On February 2, the dragon raises its head; on the third day of the lunar month, the dragon raises its head; On the third day of the lunar month, Xuanyuan is born."

On this day every year, Chinese descendants from all over the world come to Xinzheng City, the hometown of the Yellow Emperor, to search for their roots and worship their ancestors; this day is also the ancient Si Festival, the most important festival in which the ancients held the "purification bathing" activity .

It is recorded in "The Analects of Confucius" that "in late spring, spring clothes are ready, five or six crown princes, six or seven boys, bathing in Yi, dancing in the wind, chanting and returning" and "Lanting Preface" The "Qu Shui Shui Shang" are all related to the Shangsi Festival.

In the legend of the Zhuang people, "March 3" is the birthday of Buluotuo, the ancestor of the Zhuang people. In Guangxi, the third day of the third lunar month is not only the traditional outing and singing festival of the Zhuang people, but also an important day for the Zhuang people to worship their ancestors, Pangu and Buluotuo.

Every March 3rd, young men and women of the Zhuang ethnic group gather in the streets to sing and have feasts by the river. At the same time, "March 3rd" is not only an important traditional customary festival for the Zhuang people, but also a traditional festival for the Han, Yao, Dong, Miao and other ethnic groups in Guangxi.

According to records, the March Three Song Festival has a history of thousands of years. The development of Zhuang folk songs is particularly prominent, and singing gatherings are very popular. In ancient times, young men and women gathered on the streets or by the riverside to drink, feast, and sing. By the Qing Dynasty, large-scale "song fairs" where hundreds or even thousands of people gathered to sing were formed.