"Guo Wang" is a transliteration of Tibetan. "Guo Wang" means land, and "country" means circle. "Looking at the fruit" means walking around the field. It is an annual traditional festival for Tibetan people in rural areas such as Luhuo County to wish agricultural harvest, so it is also called Harvest Festival.

Guo Wang Festival is an ancient traditional folk festival in Tibetan areas. As early as the Tubo period, in order to pray for a bumper harvest in agriculture, people in the village held incense burners, held high banners, held highland barley and wheat ears, followed the founder of Bonism, circled around the fields, and prayed for the blessing of the gods to get a bumper harvest. After this religious ceremony, there were activities such as gladiators, executioners and shuttle marks.