Return to the land of our ancestors and discover the ancient customs and traditions of Qingming Festival
Qingming Festival, also known as the Qingqing Festival, Xingqing Festival, March Festival, and Ancestor Worship Festival, is the most important spring traditional festival in China. This is a time to worship ancestors, sweep tombs, and remember ancestors, and it is also a good season to go green and appreciate spring. The Qingming Festival originated from the worship of ancestors and the keen perception of nature by the Chinese ancestors, and it contains rich cultural implications.
During the Qingming season, tomb sweeping and ancestor worship are the most important activities. Qingming Festival is a day to sweep the tomb and worship the ancestors, and it is also a day to worship the ancestors. The Qingming Festival has the custom of worshipping ancestors and chasing after the end of the day, and its methods include repairing tombs, burning paper money, and holding sacrifices. This is not only the filial piety and love of the sacrificers to the ancestors, but also the nostalgia and nostalgia of the ancestors.
In addition, during the Qingming season, it is also an important activity. Qingming Festival is a day full of vitality, is a season full of vitality, people have come out of their homes, to the countryside to go out, enjoy the spring. Walking is one of the oldest folk activities in China, which reflects people's desire and attachment to spring. When you go green, family and friends gather to share the warmth and vitality of spring.
In addition, during the Qingming period, people also plant trees. During the Qingming period, people liked to plant trees, so there were"Arbor Day"said. Planting trees can not only protect the environment, but also create ecology, and look forward to the future. During the Qingming Festival, citizens have organized tree planting to contribute to environmental protection and the community.
During the Qingming Festival, people also fly kites. Kite flying is a folk activity in ancient China, and people put it in the air to express their longing for a better life and carefree mood. In addition, it is believed that flying a kite drives away bad luck.
During the Qingming period, people also held a variety of folk activities such as tug-of-war, swinging, cockfighting, willow shooting, and juju. It can not only strengthen the body, but also strengthen unity and enrich the spiritual life of the people.
Qingming Festival is not only a traditional ritual, but also a form of folk customs and traditional expression, and its rich customs reflect the Chinese's love for life and the inheritance of traditional culture. This is not only a way to remember the ancestors, but also a way to enjoy the spring.