The Achang people used to believe in Hinayana Buddhism. The Achang people in Lianghe and Luxi mainly practiced ghost worship and ancestor worship. The main religious festivals are the Into the Puddle (Closed Door Festival), Out of the Puddle (Open Door Festival), Burning White Chai, and Water Splashing Festival. In addition to religious festivals, there are also traditional festivals unique to this ethnic group. Torch Festival, Wuluo Festival, Flower Pouring Festival and Spring Festival. Among them, the torch festival and Wuluo Festival are larger in scale and have more activities.
Information on the characteristics of folklore 1, Achang
Most of the Achang people live in Yunnan, is one of the earliest inhabited peoples in Yunnan, China. It is the traditional *** of the Achang people and is held in the middle of September in the lunar calendar every year. The Achang people believe in Hinayana Buddhism, and the meeting street was originally a religious ***. The main religious festivals are into the puddle (closed door), out of the puddle (open door), burning white firewood, water festival. In addition to religious festivals, there are also many traditional festivals unique to this ethnic group. For example, Torch Festival, Wuluo Festival, Flower Pouring Festival and Spring Festival. Juggling white elephants is a traditional festival of the Achang people.
2, De'ang
De'ang folk traditional festivals are mainly water festival, closed door festival, open door festival, burning white firewood, etc., most of them are related to Buddhist activities. De'ang people also sacrificed to the family hall, Zhai God, God of the earth, the dragon, the valley mother and other sacrificial customs, which sacrificed to the dragon is the most interesting. Religious festivals are "into the puddle" (closed door festival), is the devout Buddhists the largest jingju put fasting festival.
3, Dongxiang
Dongxiang and other religious beliefs of the same ethnic groups, there are three major festivals every year, namely, Eid al-Fitr, Gurban Festival, Shengji Festival.
4. Dong Ethnic Group
The traditional festivals of Dong ethnic group have different dates all over the world, and the main festivals include New Marriage Festival, Bridge Building Festival, Cow Sacrifice Festival, New Eating Festival, Flower Firecracker Festival and so on.
5. Bai nationality
The Bai nationality has many traditional festivals, and "March Street", which has a history of thousands of years, is the biggest annual festival of Bai nationality, and it is now named "March Street Ethnic Festival". It is now called the "March Street National Festival". It is characterized by the "Torch Festival" (also known as the Star Festival) and other national festivals. Other major festivals include the New Year's Day, the Three Spirits Festival, the Torch Festival, the Sea Juggling Festival, and the Sun Worship Festival. The same with the Han Chinese, also had Qingming, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival and so on.
6, Dulong
The only traditional festival of the New Year's Day (Dulong language: Kachuwa) is also linked to religion. The festival is held on a certain day of the winter month every year, the exact time is set by each family or clan, the length of the festival is often determined by the amount of food prepared, during the festival, people should hold ceremonies to sacrifice to the mountain gods, singing and dancing.
7, the Russian
The Russian traditional national holiday is mainly related to religious beliefs, the annual calendar on January 7, the Russians are celebrating Christmas, to commemorate the birth of Jesus.
8, Oroqen
Oroqen traditional festivals are not much, only the Spring Festival, the clan's "Mokun" General Assembly and religious activities, "Ominaren", and Bonfire Festival. The main festival is the Lunar New Year.
June 18 every year is the traditional festival of Oroqen people - Bonfire Festival. On this day, Oroqen people will light bonfires, sing and dance to celebrate the festival of their own people.
9, Brown
The most distinctive festival days are: New Year's Day, sacrifice to the gods of the village, wash the feet of cattle and so on.
10, Ewenki
Ewenki people, whether they are herders, hunters or farmers, the lunar New Year as the main festival. The twenty-third day of the lunar month should be sacrificed to the fire god. On May 22nd, the pastoral area will have the "Mikolu" festival, which is actually a festival evolved from a production activity. On this day, the number of livestock is counted, and horses are trimmed and branded. People get up early on the fifth day of May to pick mugwort and put it on their heads, and go to the river to wash their faces and take a bath, in order to seek well-being. Pastoral areas, there is a "sacrifice Ovoo", which evolved from religious rituals into festivals, to be held in horse races and other activities. 11, Alpine
11 Alpine
Alpine tribes
Alpine tribes have a lot of festivals. Most of their traditional festivals have a strong religious color. The "Harvest Festival", also known as the "Harvest Festival", "Harvest Festival", "Harvest Festival", etc., which is equivalent to the Spring Festival of the Han Chinese, is the biggest festival of the Gaoshan people. The festival is the biggest festival of the Alpine people.
12, Gelao
Mountain worship, eating new, New Year's Eve, are the three major festivals of the Gelao people around the world. Spring Festival, the biggest festival of Gelao. October 1 of the lunar calendar is the traditional Gelao festival "Ox King Festival", which is unique to the Gelao folk festival.
13, the Korean
Its festivals are basically the same as the Han. There are five major Korean festivals, which are still celebrated today. These five major festivals are: the first day of the Spring Festival (Spring Festival), on the first day of the Lantern Festival (Lantern Festival), cold food (Ching Ming Festival), Dragon Boat Festival, Autumn Festival (Mid-Autumn Festival). The Korean people have a long tradition of honoring the elderly, and as early as the period of the Yi Dynasty of Joseon (1392-1910), the ninth day of the ninth month of the year was established as the Day of Comfort for the Elderly (Elderly People's Day). There are also three family festivals, namely, the baby's first birthday, the H?nga Festival (60th birthday), and the H?ngmyeong Festival (60th wedding anniversary)... >>
What are the customs of each ethnic group? Festivals and Customs of China's Ethnic Minorities
Achang
Torch Festival, June 25, Lunar Calendar
De'ang
Water Splashing Festival, April 15, Lunar Calendar
Huijie Festival, September 10, Lunar Calendar
Dongxiang
Shengjie Festival *** March 12, Lunar Calendar
Water Pouring Festival, February 29, Lunar Calendar
Eid Festival, February 29, Lunar Calendar. 29th day of Eid al-Fitr *** 30th day of the ninth month of the lunar calendar
Sashen, the first day of the seventh month of the lunar calendar, Gulbang Festival *** 10th day of the twelfth month of the lunar calendar
Taste of New Year Festival, the fifteenth day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar
Dong nationality
Ronglang Festival, the period between the sixth and the ninth month of the lunar calendar
Bai nationality
March Street, the fifteenth day of the third month of the lunar calendar, Dong Nian, the nineteenth day of the eleventh month of the lunar calendar
Torch Festival, June 24, Lunar Calendar, Bullfighting Festival, February Lunar Calendar
Fisherman's Lake Festival, August 15, Lunar Calendar, New Eating Festival, June-July of the French Lunar Calendar
Security Guard Ethnic Groups
Sacred Ki Festival, *** 12th day of the third month of the Christian Calendar
Dulong Ethnic Groups
Kacchawawa, mid-to-late October of the Chinese Lunar Calendar
Eid Al-Fitr Festival, *** 30th day of the ninth month of the Christian Calendar
Russians
Easter in the third and fourth months of the lunar calendar
Gulbang Festival *** 10th day of the twelfth month of the Gregorian calendar
Oroqen
Spring Festival on the first day of the first month of the Lunar Calendar
Browns
Open Door Festival on the fifteenth day of the twelfth month of the Dai Calendar
Ewenke
Miguoru Festival on the 22nd day of the fifth month of the Lunar Calendar
Shut the Door Festival, 15th day of the 9th lunar month of the Dai calendarGaoshan
New Year's Festival, 12th month of the lunar calendar
Fire Splashing Festival, 19th day of the 2nd lunar month
Gelao
Denggang Festival, 1st day of the first month of the lunar year
Bunyi
June 6, the sixth day of the 6th lunar month Gelao Festival, the 3rd day of the 3rd lunar month
March 3, 3rd day of the 3rd lunar month
The New Taste Festival, 3rd day of the 3rd lunar month
Ewenke The Taste of New Year Festival on the third day of the third lunar month
April 8, the eighth day of the fourth lunar month
Lahu
Kuzar Festival in the third month of the Dai Calendar
Korean
Yuan Day on the first day of the first month of the Lunar Calendar, the Torch Festival on the twenty-fourth day of the sixth month of the Lunar Calendar
Shangyuan Festival on the fifth day of the first Lunar month of the Lunar Calendar, the Taste of New Year Festival in the twelfth month of the Dai Calendar
Cold Snacks Festival on the fifth day of the fourth month of the Lunar Calendar <
Li
March 3, the third day of the third month of the lunar calendar
Dragon Boat Festival, the fifth day of the fifth month of the lunar calendar
Lisu
Harvest Festival, the ninth month of the lunar calendar
Hani
October Festival, the first day of the tenth month of the lunar calendar, Bathing Festival, the third day of the first month of the lunar calendar
June Festival, the 24th day of the sixth month of the lunar calendar, Lunar New Year's Eve, the first day of the first lunar month
Kazakh
The first day of the first month of the lunar year < First day of the first month of the lunar year
Manchu
Zongjin Festival 13th day of the eleventh month of the lunar calendar
***
Shengji Festival *** 12th day of the third month of the religious calendar, Temple Day, fourth month of the lunar calendar
Eid al-Fitr Festival *** 30th day of the ninth month of the religious calendar
Jinpo
Meimen Festival, fifteenth day of the first lunar month of the lunar calendar
Gurpang Festival *** 10th day of the twelfth lunar month of the religious calendar
Gurbon Festival December 10th
Kirghiz
Sanki *** March 12
Jinuo
Iron Festival, January lunar month, Eid al-Fitr *** September 30th
Torch Festival, June lunar month, Gulbang *** December 10th
Khing
Hat Festival, 10th day of the sixth lunar month, Nowruz. The first day of the first month of the Lunar Calendar
Mongolians
The traditional festivals of the Mongols are mainly the New Year of the Old Calendar, which is called "Chagan Sareen" in Mongolian, i.e. the white month. Mongolian New Year's Day is also known as "White Festival" or "White Moon", which is closely related to the white of the milk. In addition, there are Naadam, horse milk festival.
Korean
The festivals are basically the same as those of the Han Chinese, including the Spring Festival, Ching Ming Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, and the Festival of the Elderly. There are also three family festivals, i.e., the baby's first birthday, H? Chí Minh Festival (60th birthday), and H? Chí Minh Festival (60th wedding anniversary). On every Hui Jia Festival and Hui Marriage Festival, children, relatives, friends and neighbors bless and wish the old man's birthday.
The Dai
The major festivals of the Dai include the Water Festival, the Door Closing Festival and the Door Opening Festival, all of which are related to Buddhism.
Dongxiang Ethnic Group
The Dongxiang ethnic group, like other ethnic groups who believe in religion, has three major festivals every year, namely, the Eid al-Fitr Festival, the Gulbang Festival, and the Shengji Festival, all of which are derived from the *** religion.
The Browns
The Hounan Festival is a grand annual festival of the Browns, which is held on the 13th-15th of April in the solar calendar, seven days after the Qingming Festival in March of the lunar calendar. During the festival, the main activity is to splash water on each other, and the ceremony is held in full accordance with the ancient and traditional way of the Brown people - the custom of welcoming the sun, so it is called the festival of welcoming the sun.
Nu
The main festivals are: Spring Festival, known as "Jijiam" in Nu, also known as Qaishi Festival; Fairy Festival, also known as the Festival of Flowers, is a traditional festival of the Nu ethnic group living in the Gonshan area, the festival is held on the 15th and 17th day of the third month of the lunar calendar every year; the festival of the Valley God, known as the Nu "Ru for the", the original Bijiang County. ", the original Bijiang County Pi River around the Nu traditional festival, when ...... >>
What are the customs of the Bai people? What is the Achang tribe's? What are the customs of the Zhuang? What are the customs of the Dai? What are the customs of the ***? Thank you. Bai customs
Bai hospitality, first guests after the host is the Bai hospitality etiquette. The first guest after the host is the etiquette of the Bai people to hospitality. The famous "three-way tea" is the Bai hospitality ritual. But the Bai people pour tea generally only half a cup, pouring wine need to be full of cups, they believe that wine full of people, tea full of people. By the Bai people's hospitality, you should say no defense you (thank you) to express your gratitude and appreciation.
Respect for elders is a traditional virtue of the Bai people. Seeing the elderly to take the initiative to greet, greetings, make way, give up seats, tea, hand cigarettes. The first cup of morning tea after getting up should be honored to the old man first. When you eat, you should let the elderly sit on the table and move the chopsticks first. In front of the elderly do not swear, are not allowed to stilt legs. Some mountainous areas of the Bai people, family members have a relatively fixed seat, generally male elders sit on the upper left, female elders sit on the upper right, the guests and the younger generation sit on the side and above. The fire pit of Bai people's home is a sacred place, taboo to spit inside the fire pit, forbidden to cross from the fire pit. The threshold of the White family is also taboo to sit. The tools used by men, women are forbidden to cross from above. It is taboo to wear a filial pall to enter the family, it is believed that this will bring unclean to the family.
Marriage, funerals and childbirth
White women after pregnancy, to tie the hinge double house apron, and the head of the page folded in the waist as a sign of happiness. When outsiders see them, they have to pay attention to protect them. If a pregnant woman is injured by mistake, she must be guaranteed the safety of the mother and child after delivery. Some places of the Bai, pregnant women can not enter the bride and groom's cave. After the baby falls to the ground, whoever is the first to step into the door of the mother's house is the one who steps on the birth. The Bai people believe that whoever steps on the birth, the child's temperament will be like whoever it is in the future. The Bai people are most jealous of filial piety to step on the birth, so after the baby was born, the family should immediately use quicklime to spread three arcs in the doorway, and wrapped in the threshold of a gabion. If it is a boy, but also in the gabion under a straw shoe, some also nailed to the door on the bottom of a cauldron fence, to show the taboo. Inadvertently broke into the maternal home, you must send a bowl of fresh thick rice soup, brown sugar, eggs, sweet white wine and a pot of pig's feet stewed leek root to the mother to eat. The morning of the third day after delivery, the maternal home to invite congee rice guest or called thin rice guest. To the Bai people's home to do congee rice guest, to use bamboo baskets carrying eggs, brown sugar, children's clothes and hats, etc. to go to congratulate. Dali, Jianchuan area of the Bai people, women after childbirth, the host to invite the first guest into the home to eat the egg dumplings, guests can not refuse, otherwise the host will be angry.
Food Customs
The Bai people mainly live in the Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture in Yunnan Province in southern China. The Bai are mainly agricultural, growing rice, wheat, corn, raised wheat, broad beans and potatoes. Sydney, citrus and on tea are famous specialties. The Bai living in the lake and river areas use rice and wheat as their staple food; those living in the mountainous areas use corn, wheat and potatoes as their staple food. Eat rice, bao gui (corn) rice and various rice and flour products after the brain in the system of beef, mutton, pork and a variety of savory dishes. The Erhai Sea is rich in fish, bowfin is the most famous. Like to eat casserole dishes, pickles and so on. Taste to sour, cold, spicy.
The daily diet of the Bai people to three meals a day, busy or festivals with the addition of a breakfast or lunch. Dam area to rice, wheat-based food, mountainous areas often eat corn, taro and wheat. Staple food is usually steamed as dry rice, carried on the ground. In addition, also favorite poi, bait block, dumplings, rice noodles, porridge, sugar rice (glutinous rice and dry malt flour system) and so on.
The Bai people have three meals with fresh vegetables, but also good at making savory dishes, vegetables, bean paste, black beans and noodles note. With the Erhai specialties of sea cauliflower processed into the Sea Wing fried ham, sea vegetables and tofu field is a good taste. Meat to pig-based, both cattle, sheep, chickens, ducks and fish, good at gumming ham, bacon, sausage, bowfin, liver, snail sauce, oil chicken brown, blowing the liver and rice intestines and other foods, the brain of the New Year's Eve pig and milk (made of goat's milk point of sour water) is the local "one of the best". Various cooking methods, taste preference for hot and sour, created a number of famous food such as Dali casserole fish, milk boiled bowfin, milk fan cold chicken, Songmuli steamed fish, salt stewed canned meat, fish velvet milk fan rolls, inlaid avocado, raw skin, Dali bait silk, Xizhou broken crisp fine poi. Folk banquets, professional chefs to produce eight bowls, four plates and five bowls of banquets, dishes are more abundant. In addition to ham, bacon, etc., but also good at curing bowfin, pig liver, snail sauce!
The Bai focus on festivals, almost every festival has one to several kinds of food. Such as the Spring Festival (Chinese New Year) to eat Ding Ding sugar, bubble rice flower tea and Jiang Zhai rice; March Street to eat steamed cake and understanding powder; Qingming Festival (Chinese traditional rituals, tomb-sweeping festival) to eat cold mixed assorted and "Zai Feast Xiang" (deep-fried crispy meat); Dragon Boat Festival (the fifth day of the fifth month of May on the Chinese lunar calendar) to eat rice dumplings and xionghuang wine; tasted the new festival to eat the new beans, young melons and old cereals mixed with the new rice; Torch Festival to eat sweets and all kinds of candy; in no ...... >>
Folkways and customs in different parts of China (not limited) In the capital, on New Year's Eve, at the beginning of the night, there is a competition for torches and firecrackers outside the door. New Year's rice with gold, silver and rice, on the insertion of pine and cypress branches, decorated with money, jujube, chestnut, longan, incense sticks, broken five before removing. Every New Year's Eve to colorful rope threading penalty braided into the shape of a dragon, placed at the foot of the bed, known as the "New Year's money".
On the first day of the first month, get up at five o'clock, burn incense, put paper cannons. This day visit each other, no matter how lowly, running around for several days, called "congratulations on the new year".
On the first day of the year, the gods and ancestors, cut paper constantly to more than ten feet, for the ancestors in front of the so-called "Chian Zhang", burned.
The first day of the first month to the fifth, commonly known as "broken five". According to the old custom to eat "water dumplings" five days, the north called "boiled meat and potatoes". From the princely mansion to the streets and alleys of small households are, even the hospitality is so.
In addition to the general New Year's Eve, the temple fair is the main custom of the New Year in Beijing in the old days. In addition to the familiar "factory Dian", "Wuxian God of Wealth Temple," the second to the sixteenth, "Dongyue Temple," the first to the fifteenth, "Baiyun Guan " The first day of the year to 19 are famous temple fair, the most rich Beijing New Year's characteristics.
Minnesota's New Year's Eve customs in the countryside appear to be different from the city. Rural farmhouse, room more doors, in addition to posting the Spring Festival couplets, the door on both sides of the room should be set aside two circles of red paper stickers of the root sugar cane, called "door cane", the dialect "sugar cane" and "good" near the sound, means The first thing you need to do is to get into a good place.
In addition, the parents rate of children sitting around the stove, called "around the stove to observe the year", the best all-night vigil, it is said that this is for the parents to add life. At this time, the elders to the younger generation to share the New Year's money, called "split round". With the progress of society, some of the cumbersome customs in the countryside of southern Fujian has been gradually abolished, but the farmers look forward to a good year's custom is still retained.
Shaanxi: simple and ancient folk Spring Festival with a strong local flavor and local characteristics. New Year's Eve is here, sticking couplets, playing vinegar charcoal, hanging red lanterns, and cleaning the courtyard. On the first day of the first month of the lunar calendar, people get up at the crack of dawn, and the first thing they do is to set off the "door-opening cannon", which means that the door is open for good luck. Then, the old people will be busy welcoming the gods and receiving Zaojun. The first thing you need to do is to get out of the house and get out of the house.
Guanzhong play social fire, Shaanbei twisted rice-planting song. The rice-planting song to pay tribute to the New Year is a unique flavor of the northern Shaanxi New Year's custom. During the Spring Festival, villages are organized rice-planting teams, door to door to pay tribute to the New Year, rice-planting teams to each household, umbrella head of the scene, improvisation to create their own lyrics to the master of the blessing. Such as "into the door look up, six holes stone kiln QiZhanZhan, five grain harvest people prosperous, all year round to keep safe."
Folklore around at least 100 words of information Tibetan: Tibetans like to invite friends and relatives in the Spring Festival picnic, playing and singing songs of blessing.
Yao: Yao always performs the "Plow Play" dance in the Spring Festival.
Lisu: The Lisu people love to hold poetry contests and sing famous poems at this time.
Achang: men, women and children in this period to play the dumping of the fall (thousand) to turn the fall (thousand).
Miao: The main activities of the Miao are bullfighting, horse racing, jumping Lusheng, and playing the New Year's drum.
Mongolians: wine and meat. Mongolian people in the north of the Spring Festival is another scene, before the festival, every family has prepared the year of growth of the ram and a variety of dairy products and a few altars of wine. On New Year's Eve, people put on their beautiful Mongolian robes and the whole family sits on the floor in the center of the yurt to welcome the arrival of the new year. At midnight, the family starts to drink and eat, and as a rule, they have to eat and drink a lot, and the more meat and wine they have left, the better, symbolizing that the new year will be full of meat and wine and no worries about food and drink. On the morning of the first day of the year, men and women dressed in various costumes, straddling the steed, in groups of three to five run to the "Haut" (villages and towns), string of yurts one by one. String package, the first to the elders kowtow to wish, and then the master of the son-in-law for the guests to string package toast, people sing and dance.
The Zhuang: congratulations. Zhuang people living in the south, called the Spring Festival for the "New Year's Day". On this day, people go out and congratulate each other no matter who they meet, thinking that the year can be auspicious.
Buyei: the girl grabbed the first load of water. Buyei living in the southwestern border, every year on New Year's Eve night, are all-night vigil. At dawn, the girls scramble to go outside the house to pick water, who first picked back the first water, who is considered the most diligent girl.
Jingpo people: shoot the purse. The girls are the organizers and referees of this activity. They hang the embroidered purse on a bamboo pole with a thread, swing it from side to side in the tip of a tree, and ask the young man to shoot. Whoever shoots down the bag first, the girls give the wine to him as a prize. The purse usually contains a coin, a few grains of grain and a few decorative beads as a symbol of happiness.
Hani: Swinging. A few days before the Spring Festival, the villages inhabited by the Hani people are already bustling with activity, and the boys are busy going up the mountain to cut bamboo in preparation for the establishment of swings. The swing there is more than ten meters high, the Hani people no matter men and women, young and old are very love swinging. During the festival, everyone wears their favorite clothes to swing, everywhere presenting a lively, harmonious festival scene.
Dai: throwing chaff bag. Dai young men and women love to throw chaff bag game, during the Spring Festival, the boys and girls throw each other chaff bag, to see who threw accurate, to see who caught. Play to a certain time, the girls will quietly snatch the young man on the body to wear a belt knife, head cloth or tethered horse, ran home. If the young man is in love, he will follow. When the parents see their daughters come back with head cloths and horses, they will hold a banquet.
Alpine tribe: "around the stove". On the evening of New Year's Eve, families sit around a round table with hot pots and eat, which is called "around the stove". Women, who normally do not drink alcohol, are also expected to take a symbolic sip of wine as a sign of good luck. "Vegetables are eaten without being cut with a knife, but are washed and boiled with their roots to wish for the longevity of the parents. If someone is out of the house, there should be an empty seat, put the person's clothes on the empty seat, indicating that the family misses him.
Manchu: hanging flags for the New Year. Hanging flag beautiful pattern, bright colors, symbolizing the auspicious beginning of the year. During the festival, the boys ganged up on firecrackers, or riding a variety of homemade wooden plow, in the hillock, on the ice whooshing speed. Young girls and young daughters-in-law wearing newly made flowery clothes, in groups of three or five, split up into families and play Garaha (the knee bone of a pig or cow).
Wa: The first day of the Lunar New Year is a taboo day, outsiders can not enter the house, the family can only be at home. The early morning of the second day of the Lunar New Year is only lively, friends and relatives pay their respects to each other, and then go to the dance floor to jump spring dance, a jump is five to seven days.
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Residence
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Clothing
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Diet
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Marriage
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Family
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also have their own independent economy, such as raising pigs, chickens, planting vegetables, fruit income, all belong to their own. Dai's gentle character, family and ...
Name
The Dai have a name without a surname, a person has several names in his life. When children have a milk name, the boy into the Buddhist temple as a monk has a monk's name, secular after taking the secular name, after marriage, there are children doubly called "the father". The Dai people generally distinguish between male and female genders by the words "rock" and "jade," with the word "rock" at the head of the male gender, such as "Rock Nuo". The male is headed by the word "rock", such as "Rock Nuo". Female
Sex to "Yu" word at the head, "Yu Han". Breast names have the following methods of taking names: Arrange the line order to take "such as" rock three "that is, the third child ....... > >