"March 3" originated from the "Shangsi Festival" in ancient China, and it is a festival to commemorate the Yellow Emperor. March 3 is one of the traditional festivals of ethnic minorities in China. After the Wei and Jin Dynasties, the festival was changed to March 3, so it is also called Chongsan or March 3. On this day, the ancients had the saying that they worshipped their ancestors and Xuanyuan on March 3.

Local customs on March 3 rd

March 3rd is a legal traditional holiday in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, and all citizens in the autonomous region have a two-day holiday. March 3rd is also a traditional festival of Han, Yao, Dong and Miao nationalities in China.

According to records, the Song Festival has a history of thousands of years. The development of Zhuang folk songs is particularly prominent, and the songs are very popular. In ancient times, young men and women gathered in the streets or on the riverside to have a banquet and sing songs. In the Qing dynasty, a large-scale "song fair" was formed in which hundreds or even thousands of people gathered to sing.

A poem describing March 3

"March 3rd": On the third day of March in the painting hall, the window screen fluttered over the eaves. Lotus seeds taste cold wine for several cups, while Zhezhi tries a spring shirt. The front of the pool is better than looking at the mirror, and the flowers are reflected by the households. Pointing to the south of the building to play with the new moon, the jade hook has two slender hands.