2. The Dai people have a water-splashing festival.

3. Lisu people have a sword and pole festival.

4. The Yi people have a torch festival.

5. The Bai people have March Festival.

6. The Hani people have Zallet.

7. Tibetans have the butter sculpture Lantern Festival.

8, Jingpo people have eyes and brains longitudinal songs

9. The Lahu people have the Moon Festival.

10, Miao people have Huashan Festival.

Introduction of Mongolian Nadam Festival;

The Mongolian language of Nadam means "game" or "entertainment". Originally refers to the Mongolian traditional "three men's competitions"-wrestling, horse racing and archery. With the development of the times, it has gradually evolved into today's grand celebration activities and material exchange activities including various cultural and entertainment contents.

Nadam in history is not limited by time, and it is usually held on occasions such as offering sacrifices to mountains and rivers, military expeditions, triumphs, emperors' accession to the throne, the first month and large-scale celebrations.

Today's Nadam is held at the turn of summer and autumn every year. The scale generally depends on the production situation of animal husbandry in that year, with a small harvest and a big harvest. In addition to the traditional "Men's Three Competitions", there are also cultural performances, track and field competitions and various economic and cultural exhibitions, as well as order negotiation and material exchange.