1, Harvest Festival is a festival of Gaoshan people. Also known as Harvest Festival, Harvest Festival or Harvest Festival, it is the most grand and largest traditional festival of aborigines in Taiwan Province Province. During the festival, in addition to song and dance banquets, sports competitions, cultural exhibitions and entertainment activities were also added. On the day of the Harvest Festival, people bring an altar of wine to the scene, dance around the bonfire, eat and drink, and celebrate the harvest of a year's labor, which is held once a year for about a week.

2. The origin of Harvest Festival: The worship of Harvest Festival stems from the belief of ancestors and gods. The ancestors of the aborigines worship and believe that the soul is immortal, that everything has a soul, and that there are good and evil souls. Therefore, it is considered that hanging calamus on the chest when going out and painting ashes on the forehead when going out at night can avoid evil spirits from approaching. If you are sick, touch the affected area with Ye Mao, eggs and animal teeth. Believe in signs and divination, and often use divination to decide what to do; It is considered that solar eclipses, eclipses, comets, roosters crowing at night, dogs barking, snakes coming out of holes, birds crossing the road, people being stung, falling down and sneezing are all ominous signs.

3. In some tribes, children's heads can't be touched casually, and men such as shovels, kitchen utensils, looms, etc., which are special for women, and men's bows and arrows, farm tools and weapons are not allowed to touch women.