The origin of chronology

The annual example sprouted from the ancient sacrifices in Lingnan. After nearly two thousand years of changes, we can still feel the charm of ancient Nuo in Huazhou, Leizhou, Xuwen, Luobu Opera and Wuchuan. The year 2008 was originally a sacrificial ceremony, an expanded Lantern Festival, Spring Festival and temple fair, including the anniversary of ancestors' migration and settlement.

There is a complete set of procedures in the chronology, which attaches importance to sacrificial ceremonies. Part of it retains the custom of offering sacrifices to the society in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and integrates the entertainment and festive color of the Lantern Festival in the Central Plains. In the years of development, the festival has been integrated with elements such as Central Plains culture, Guangfu culture, Hakka culture and Chaoshan culture, and developed into the biggest folk activity in western Guangdong.

Entering the 2 1 century, with the improvement of people's living standards, we have inherited the excellent Chinese traditional culture, spread the spirit of "kindness culture" and carried forward the theme of national unity, harmony and unity.

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Traditional annual activities include: start year, regular year and end year. Specifically, it refers to worship, worship, worship, hanging lanterns, circling the gods, setting off firecrackers and other links, and most of them are mainly sacrificial activities. There are also lion dance, dragon dance, spring bull dance, eight tones, Cantonese opera ("drama"), puppet show ("ghost play"), song and dance, zaju and banquets.

In addition to traditional project performances, the introduction of modern song and dance acrobatics has made the New Year's Festival ceremony no longer limited to traditional sacrifices, but developed from the initial entertainment of offering sacrifices to gods into a cultural activity integrating communication and entertainment, that is, the so-called "making the New Year's Festival" and "making the New Year's Festival" (see the New Year's Festival Ceremony).

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