The twenty first day of the first lunar month, also known as the Ground Piercing Festival, is a trad

Mondo Culture Updated on 2024-03-03

The twenty-first day of the first lunar month, also known as the Ground Piercing Festival, is a traditional Chinese festival that has lasted for a long time and cannot be ignored

The 21st day of the first month of the lunar calendar, also known as "piercing the ground", according to legend, is to commemorate Nuwa to make up for the sky and sacrifice the five-colored stone, cut off the legend of the body of the white snake, the Qing Dynasty Kangxi period "Pingdingshan" had "five stones to make up the sky, break the four poles, cut the black dragon Jizhou" said. The "Ground Piercing Festival" is also recorded in the "Ruzhou Chronicles" of the Qing Dynasty, but there are two sayings: "January 21st" and "January 23rd". According to the villagers, the twenty-first day of the first lunar month is the Nuwa Mending Heaven Festival, because she holds one embroidery needle after another in her hand, so it is called the "Earth Piercing Festival". On this day, the villagers want to eat "oil cake" and make "mille-feuille oil tower", that is, the flour is piled into a tower, about two meters high, the outer bread is colored paper, and then decorated with flowers, so it is called "mille-feuille oil tower", there are also people who light incense on it, light candles, sweep the tomb and worship the ancestors. Locals believe that eating "oil cakes" and "oil towers" will protect them from snake bites and bee infestations. Another legend is that on the 21st day of the first lunar month, she sculpted a man and a woman; On the 23rd day of the first lunar month, she became another woman, and she was a woman who gave birth to the people of all ethnic groups in China. Therefore, among the people, people call the "Earth Wearing Festival" the "Heavenly Wear Festival", and the date of Nuwa's clay is called the "Human Wear Festival", which is February 2.

The "Diguan Festival" is also the only traditional festival in China with Nuwa as the ancestor. The festival is not listed as a national folk cultural heritage. In fact, from the origin of "The Ground Piercing Festival" and "The Ground Piercing Festival", we can see that the identity of Nuwa's cultural ancestor was born in the process of historical development, which is not only the great efforts made by human beings in the process of overcoming natural disasters and building a beautiful life, but also a kind of good wishes to the people. Therefore, it is of great practical significance to take "Nuwa Niangniang" as the ancestor of China's culture and "Ground Piercing Festival" as a traditional festival in China.

However, in recent years, many traditional festivals and customs in China have been constantly influenced and influenced by foreign civilizations. A lot of people don't know about their traditional holidays. Therefore, it is very meaningful to promote and promote the traditional festivals in our country.

From the origin of the legend of Nuwa and the festival of earth piercing, we can see that the identity of Nuwa's cultural ancestor was born in the process of historical development, which is not only a manifestation of the unremitting struggle and great contribution of human beings in overcoming natural disasters and building a beautiful life, but also a kind of good wishes to the people. Therefore, it is of great practical significance to take "Nuwa Niangniang" as the ancestor of China's culture and "Ground Piercing Festival" as a traditional festival in China.

However, in recent years, many traditional festivals and customs in China have been constantly influenced and influenced by foreign civilizations. A lot of people don't know about their traditional holidays. Therefore, it is very meaningful to promote and promote the traditional festivals in our country.

At present, China attaches great importance to the preservation and use of cultural relics. There are various celebrations on major traditional holidays. The Spring Festival, Qingming Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Qixi Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, Chongyang Festival, etc., are the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage lists released by *** in December this year. This is not only the inheritance and development of the traditions of the nation, but also the promotion and promotion of the culture of the nation.

In order to better inherit and develop China's "Ground Piercing Festival", the Pingdingshan Ground Piercing Festival Cultural Festival is an important activity with important practical significance. Through various celebrations, temple fairs and other forms, it fully reflects the historical and cultural connotation and characteristics of the Dibu Festival. We can arrange folklore performances to showcase their talents; Several stalls can be set up to introduce the national culture and local specialties of the festival; In addition, we can also invite experts and scholars at home and abroad to jointly issue issues about this festival. This will not only make more people aware of the history and characteristics of this festival, but also promote local economic development and strengthen cultural exchanges between the two countries.

In addition, through publicity, school education, etc., increase the publicity of this festival. Let more people realize the origin and cultural heritage of this festival, so as to strengthen the identity and pride of this nation. In addition, a variety of folk cultural activities can be held to enable more people to participate, so that they can experience the charm and characteristics of traditional culture in the process of participating in person.

Therefore, the ground festival is a major content of China's traditional Chinese festivals, and it is also an indispensable link in China. In order to regain its vitality and vitality in the present era, it is necessary to intensify the protection and inheritance of it. In addition, it can also promote local economic and cultural exchanges with the help of "local festivals and cultural festivals", so as to promote the sustainable development of the local economy and society.

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