1, complement section. Yi people living in Sichuan, Yunnan, Guizhou and other places will hold an annual festival on February 10th and 11th of the lunar calendar after the New Year, which is called "Malong Fire" in Yi language. On the morning of the tenth day of the second lunar month, every family will prepare a big reunion dinner, then the housewife will give her man a drink, and then the whole family will have lunch together. At noon, men, big and small, gathered at the home of two "Magongba" to drink. "Ma Gongba" is said to be the embodiment of the leader when the ancestors fought. People only drink and don't eat at his house. The next day, men, women and children gathered on the dance floor, led by two "Magongba", and danced the bronze drums according to the route delineated by "Mullah" (the old master) and "Sanan" (the pioneer). After the dance, "Yangba" (the player who plays five times) plays five times again, and then people have lunch on the spot, and everyone toasts each other to celebrate the festival.

2. Torch Festival. Torch Festival-Yi Carnival: Torch Festival is usually held from 24th to 26th of the lunar calendar. This is a grand festival for the Yi people. At that time, cattle and sheep were to be killed and ancestors sacrificed. In some places, landlords will also be sacrificed. They will feast on each other, eat meat and hope to harvest food. Torch Festival usually lasts for three days. On the first day, the whole family got together, and two days later, various activities were held, such as wrestling, horse racing, bullfighting, competitions and tug-of-war. Then hold a big bonfire party and party at night.

3. Dressing Day. As the name implies, it is the competition of clothing. This is a festival that fully demonstrates the intelligence, diligence and competence of the Yi people. It is also a day to love beauty, beauty pageant and compare beauty. Every year on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, Yi people get together to celebrate the Clothing Festival. Sightseeing at the Yi costume festival is a feast for the eyes. The venue is colorful, and the eyes are full of colorful, colorful and colorful bright clothes, which will definitely dazzle you. Yi women are also good at embroidery, with lovely and naughty beautiful patterns not only on clothes, hats and waists, but also on satchels, shoes and insoles.

4. Flower Face Festival. Flower Face Festival is popular in Qiubei County. It is held every year on the eighth day of the second lunar month for three days. Every festival, young men and women in every Yi village get together to kill pigs and chickens, prepare wine and meat rice, respect the gods first, then invite the elderly to eat the best wine and meat first, and then everyone sits around and toasts each other to eat meat. After dinner, go to the village head and tail, and wipe each other's faces with ink and pot ash until they are covered in black and too tired to laugh. This is why the Flower Face Festival is named. Except for young men and women, the others also wipe each other's asses according to age and seniority. They think that the darker it is, the more people will wipe it. In that year, the weather was good, people and animals were safe, and crops were bumper.

5. Children's Day. Worship Festival is a traditional festival of Yi people in Eshan, Yunnan, which falls on the second day of the first lunar month every year. This festival is mostly held in the countryside. At that time, people will take back the girls who have been married in this village in the past three to five years together with their children. After that, we will send red invitations to the daughters-in-law, and then the stockade will organize lions, dragon lanterns, flower drum teams and big-head monk dance dances to visit each family. Children must light firecrackers to welcome them. And take out candy and cakes to deliver. In some places, all uncles in the village should be invited to worship collectively, so that all uncles can show their wisdom and talents in such collective occasions. During the group worship, in addition to setting off firecrackers, candy and melon seeds, some children also contributed their own labor results, such as the seeds of various high-yield crops.