Which country is Huashan Festival?

Huashan Festival is also called "Stepping on Huashan Mountain" and "Flower Jumping". Traditional Miao festivals. Popular in southern and central and western Guizhou, southern Sichuan and southeastern Yunnan.

Huashan Festival, also known as "jumping on the field", "jumping on flowers", "playing with flowers" or "stepping on flowers", is a traditional Miao festival in northeastern Yunnan and southern Yunnan, which originated from the courtship activities of young men and women and is held every year from the third day to the seventh day of the first lunar month. In Manas Mountain, Yongshan County, Yunnan Province, Yunnan Province, Guizhou Province and Sichuan Province are adjacent, and Miao compatriots live in compact communities. People come across provinces to participate, often reaching tens of thousands. The scale is grand and the people are beaming. The Huashan Festival held in Pingbian Miao Autonomous County is also very large, and Miao compatriots from Wenshan, Maguan, Hekou and Mengzi are competing to participate.

In addition to being consistent with the local ethnic groups, the Miao festival is special in the "Huashan Festival" held from the second day to the sixth day of the first month of each year, also known as the "Huashan Festival". In the middle of December of the lunar calendar, the organizers of Huashan Mountain will erect a wooden pole, called a flower pole, high in the place where the Huashan Festival will be held. About one meter away from the top of the pole, red, yellow, blue and white ribbons are hung, as well as lusheng and candy. These ribbons symbolize happiness and will be awarded to the winners of the flower climbing pole.

No matter which nationality, men, women and children can participate in Huashan Festival. The host prepared some wine to entertain the guests who came to Cai Hua. In Huashan, there are martial arts, bullfighting, horse racing, crossbow shooting and shuttlecock kicking. The winner will be hanged by the organizer and given a material reward. Young men and women sing folk songs, find love and send love, and book each other for life.

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The custom of Huashan Festival

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Put on the "flower field" in festive costumes, lanterns are hung high, colorful flags are flying and flower poles stand tall. Men wearing double-breasted jackets, long blue cloth around their heads, and large cloth belts around their waists and women wearing holiday clothes gathered in the venue from all directions, playing lusheng and suona, knocking on bronze drums, singing and dancing.

Step 2 climb the pole

Pole climbing competition is an important activity of the festival. People hang a gourd of wine or gifts on the top of the pole, asking the contestants to get on the pole first, and then get off the pole, with their heads up and their heads down. The fastest person will win, and the wine gift on the top of the pole will be rewarded. During the festival, there is also a wrestling competition, in which fierce boys voluntarily sign up for the competition and wrestle with each other, and the outcome is judged by the referee on the field. The winner of the wrestling field is often respected by people and is also the object of many girls' hearts.

3. Material exchange

During the festival, there will be material exchanges. Supply and marketing departments and individual vendors organize many industrial and agricultural supplies and daily necessities for sale, and also purchase agricultural and sideline products and medicinal materials for sale in other places. The whole Huashan Festival is permeated with the unity and harmony of all ethnic groups, the happiness of the people, and the vigorous development of sales and purchases.

References:

Huashan Festival-Baidu Encyclopedia