China's Nuo culture, has formed a specialized academic field, it can be said that this topic is discussed, a book is not enough. Chinese Nuo culture is extremely rich, diverse and complex connotations, the shape of thousands of variations, traditional culture, many phenomena, are inextricably linked with China's Nuo culture, just that we are familiar with and do not know it. For example, Erlang Shen, Guan Gong worship, social fire, corner play, mask art, medicine worship, peach worship, Zhong Kui and so on, can be categorized into Nuo culture system. China's Nuo culture is both long and facing great difficulties in survival, many Nuo cultural forms have been on the verge of extinction, China has declared Nuo culture of the world's intangible cultural heritage projects.

Annual Lunar Lunar New Year's Day is the Lunar New Year's Day, "Lunar" that is, "Lunar" meaning, why the lunar December is known as "Lunar" it? Historical researchers pointed out that in ancient China, "La" is a ritual, called "big La". In the Shang Dynasty, people used to hunt birds and animals every year to hold spring, summer, autumn and winter four times a big sacrifice, sacrifices to ancestors and the gods of heaven and earth. Among them, the winter festival was the largest and the most solemn. Later, the winter festival was called "La Sacrifice". Therefore, people called December "Lunar Month" and the day of the Winter Sacrifice was called "Lunar Day". At that time, there was no fixed date for the Lunar New Year's Day. To the Han Dynasty, only clear from the winter solstice after the third garrison for the "waxing day", and do not eat Lapa congee, but only the day of sacrifice to the gods. Until the North and South Dynasties, only the eighth day of the twelfth month of the lunar calendar is fixed as "Lapa Festival". People use this to worship ancestors and the gods of heaven and earth, and pray for a good harvest and good luck.