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Shaoxing has a long history of offering sacrifices to Dayu's tomb. Around 2059 BC, the sacrificial ceremony was established in Dayu's tomb, starting from Xia Qi, Dayu's son. Yu Festival, which was initiated by Yu, is the embryonic form of Chinese national festivals.

2. Shaoxing Yellow Rice Wine Festival

Shaoxing Yellow Rice Wine Festival started at 199 1, aiming at promoting Shaoxing yellow rice wine culture and expanding its popularity at home and abroad. With Shaoxing yellow wine as the carrier, we will carry out a series of activities such as economic and trade negotiations, attracting investment, introducing technical talents and promoting tourism projects, display the new image of Shaoxing's reform and opening up, and promote all-round cooperation between Shaoxing and the outside world in economy, trade, science and technology, talents and tourism.

3. Lu Xun's hometown celebrates the New Year.

Lu Xun's hometown, located in Luxun Middle Road, Shaoxing City, Zhejiang Province, is a historical block with unique Jiangnan style. It is a real place to interpret Lu Xun's works, taste the scenery of Lu Xun's works and feel the life situation of Lu Xun in those years.

4. Spring Festival gifts.

Liv can fill two square tables. The highest shelves are candlesticks, incense racks and feather bottles. There is an incense table in the middle, candlesticks on both sides, and slender feathers in two bottles outside. Next are five kinds of animals, that is, five kinds of meat dishes, which are the most important blessing gifts. Further down, there are cakes, fruits, preserved fruits and drinks.

5. Spring Festival blessing ceremony

At the scene, the "housekeeper" and the "boy" wearing a festive gown distributed blessings to the citizens at the scene, which was also the closing procedure of "blessing".

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