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Chinese Festivals


China is a kingdom of festivals. Diversities of festivals in different nationalities enrich and colorize the life of Chinese people. It is surely one important composition of Chinese long history. Since these customs and festivals, people can clearly see the vivid image of ancient Chinese life. Till Han Dynasty, the main festivals in China were fixed. In Tang Dynasty, more and more festivals appeared and the representative festivals became more matured and popular in public. As the popularity of these traditional festivals, more and more literary masterpieces narrated or illustrated them. Some of the classic letters connected with these festivals largely expand the influence of these festivals. Currently a lot of exotic or international festivals enter China and also become a part of Chinese modern festivals.

 

Chinese Traditional Festivals

 

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2Lantern Festival
3Tomb Sweeping Festival
4Dragon Boat Festival
5Chinese Valentine's Day
6Ghost Festival
7Mid-Autumn Festival
8Double-Nine Festival
9Winter Solstice Festival
10La-ba Festival
11Spring Dragon Festival (Lunar March 3)
12Water-Splashing Festival of Dai Nationality
13Naadam Festival of Mongolian Nationality
14Torch Festival of Yi Nationality
15Dalu Festival of Yao Nationality
16March Street Festival of Bai Nationality
17Gewei Festival of Zhuang Nationality
18Losar or Tibetan New Year
19Tibetan Ongkor Festival
20Jump Flower Festival

 

 

Chinese Modern Festivals

 
New Year (Jan.1)
2International Women’s Day (Mar. 8)
3Arbor Day (Mar. 12)
4International Labor Day or May Day (May 1)
5China’s Youth Day (May 4)
6International Children’s Day (June 1)
7Teacher’s Day (Sep.10)
8National Day (Oct.1)
 
 
 
 

 


 

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