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The Xinmi Festival is the traditional festival of the Dai people. The Cangyuan Lang Autonomous County and the Western Union Luan Autonomous County set the lunar calendar on August 14th each year as the "New Mi Festival" of the Dai people. On the holiday day, everyone will get up early, prepare for the festivals and meat dishes, and then go to the field to harvest New Valley. Cut the Guzi bunch and hang it on the door, indicating that Gu Gu soul enters home. Rub the grains of the valley, roast it with iron pots, make new rice, and make rice. According to the ceremony of holding a family sacrifice, worship its valley gods, and dedicate its ancestors. After the ceremony, the whole family liked Xinmi. After that, the owner could open the door and informed the neighboring folks to the festival news. The owner killed chickens and pigs, and even hospitable.

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The origin of the Dai people generally circulates the myths and legends of the epic "Si Gang". According to the explanation of the Cangyuan Ling nationality, "Si Gang" is "gourd", "Li" is "out", which means people who come out of the gourds; according to the explanation of the Western Union's Dai people, "Si Gang" is "stone cave", " "" "" Out ", which means" people came out of the stone cave. " Although the interpretations of "Si Gangli" in various places are different, they all regard Aya Mountain as the birthplace of human beings. This shows that the people of the Laushan people have lived in Azhu Mountain for a long time, or the earliest local residents.

As one of the ethnic minorities of Yunnan, the Dai people are mainly living in the southwest of Yunnan Province in the southwestern part of Yunnan Province, Western Union, Lancang, Menglian, Shuangjiang, Gengma, Yongde, Zhenkang and other counties. In Baoshan City, Xishuangna Dai Dai Autonomous Prefecture, Kunming and Dehong Dai Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture.

The ancient traditional festivals of the Dai people are derived from the sacrifice of primitive religion. In addition to the Xinmi Festival, the Dai people also include the Lumu Drum Festival, the New Fire Festival (New Year Festival), the Seed Festival, the New Water Festival and the tribute festival.

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