2. Zhuang people's "March 3rd" custom: Many people only know how to talk about songs. In fact, there are many Zhuang people's "March 3rd" customs, such as grabbing fireworks, throwing hydrangeas and eating colorful glutinous rice, which are also interesting holiday customs.

3, pack five-color glutinous rice. Before the festival, every household prepares colorful glutinous rice and eggs. People collect red bluegrass, yellow rice flowers, maple leaves and purple rattan, and soak glutinous rice in the juice of these plants to make red, yellow, black, purple and white glutinous rice. According to legend, this kind of food was handed down after winning the appreciation of fairies; Some people say that it is a sacrifice to the song fairy Liu Sanjie. After eating this kind of meal, people are prosperous and healthy. Eggs are objects used by young men and women to communicate and convey their feelings in the song fair.

4, grab the fireworks. On the third day of the third lunar month and after the autumn harvest, folk associations in some ethnic minority areas in Guangxi spontaneously organized fireworks grabs. There are 8 people in each team participating in the fireworks grab. Players rush into the other team's battery by breaking through, blocking people, changing direction, rushing, etc., and put the fireworks into the score. The rules are similar to western rugby, so it is called "Eastern Rugby". The traditional "fireworks" is an iron ring, about 5 cm in diameter, wrapped with red cloth or red silk. The competition venue is usually located on the river bank or hillside, and there is no limit to the number of people and teams. Every gun will be robbed and the third gun will end.

5, hydrangea. The hydrangea of Gexu is a handicraft made by girls before the festival. The production process is exquisite, and all of them are silk-woven handicrafts: twelve petals are connected into a sphere, and each petal represents a certain month of the year, embroidered with flowers of that month. Some hydrangeas are made into squares and polygons. The hydrangea is filled with bean millet or cottonseed. The ball is connected with a ribbon, falling silk ears and decorative beads, symbolizing pure love.