1, an Xi jumps over the moon.
During the Spring Festival, Yi people will dance "Xi Tiao Yue". In some villages, men take water to cook on the first day of the Lunar New Year, let women rest and express their condolences for their hard work for a year.
2. Raise the height
When the Bai people in Yunnan celebrate the New Year, there is a way to celebrate it called "holding high". The so-called "soaring" is to use the whole big bamboo and put gunpowder in the cracks of the bamboo. After lighting, the whole bamboo can collapse into the sky and become a veritable "soaring".
3. Happy New Year
In some areas, Bai compatriots began to pay New Year greetings and give gifts to each other on New Year's Eve. After midnight, young men and women of Bai race to fetch water to show their diligence. In the morning, the whole family drank sugar water soaked in rice fragrance to wish a sweet day.
4, wrestling
During the Chinese New Year, Hani people usually hold cultural and sports activities such as sacrificial ceremonies, swinging, wrestling and singing folk songs. On New Year's Eve, Hani women are busy making Ciba, and Hani boys go up the mountain to cut bamboo and set up swings.
5. Elephant Foot Drum Competition
During the Spring Festival, Dai villages in Yunnan held the "Elephant Foot Drum Competition" on the second and third days. The contestants are full of energy and keep beating drums. Whoever has graceful movements and good drums will win the prize.
Yunnan cultural resources:
First, it is the national song and dance resources. Yunnan people have made many beneficial attempts in the market-oriented operation of ethnic folk songs and dances, and Yunnan Image is a successful example of integrating the display, protection and development of Yunnan ethnic song and dance resources.
Second, ethnic and folk handicraft resources. Such as metal crafts in Xinhua Village, Heqing County, wood carvings in Jianchuan, tie-dyeing in Dali, mottled copper crafts in Weishan Yi and Bai, Huize, pottery making in Nishi, Shangri-La, purple sand pottery in Jianshui, black pottery and marble products in Zhenyuan, etc.
Third, it is the cultural resources of national costumes. The costumes of various nationalities in Yunnan are rich and colorful, and their production techniques are diverse. Locality and individuality provide space and soil for the survival and development of national costumes.
Fourth, it is the cultural resources of national festivals. The Dai people's Water-splashing Festival, the Bai people's March Street, the Yi and Bai people's Torch Festival, the Lisu people's knife and pole festival, and the Jingpo people's longevity song. These are the carriers of Yunnan ethnic minorities' unique and huge cultural and spiritual wealth and aesthetic needs.
Fifth, ethnic food cultural resources. The cuisine of various ethnic groups in Yunnan has a strong national color, which also reflects the traditional catering culture and characteristics of various ethnic groups in Yunnan. Yunnan's unique national cultural characteristics, coupled with the diversity of Yunnan's climate, topography, landforms and biology, have created fascinating natural scenery and made Yunnan a rare and fascinating magical paradise in the world.