1. The Hungry Ghost Festival requires worshiping ancestors. The Hungry Ghost Festival is commonly known as the Ancestor Worship Festival on July 14th and Half July.

2. The half of July was originally a folk ancestor worship festival in ancient times. After the Eastern Han Dynasty, Taoism called it the Ghost Festival, and Buddhism called this day the Obon Festival.

3. This festival mainly involves worshiping ancestors, placing river lanterns, offering sacrifices to dead souls, burning paper ingots, offering sacrifices to land, etc. Some people understand it as a ghost festival, but in fact it did not mean this at first. Ghost Festival It's just what people said later. The core of the Ghost Festival culture is actually respecting ancestors and fulfilling filial piety. The ancients have always attached great importance to sacrifices, and people still do so today. Therefore, the Ghost Festival is actually a relatively important festival. It is an intangible cultural heritage and a kind of culture. It is also an ancient and modern tradition to remember our ancestors.