Tujia New Year

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Tujia New Year is a traditional lunar celebration of the Tujia ethnic group in China, marked by ancestral worship, folk performances, and distinctive regional customs.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf lunar new year celebration
traditional festival
associatedWith Tujia folk beliefs
Tujia folk dance NERFINISHED
Tujia folk music
calendarType lunar calendar
celebratedIn Chongqing Municipality NERFINISHED
Guizhou Province NERFINISHED
Hubei Province NERFINISHED
Hunan Province NERFINISHED
country China
culturalSignificance expresses Tujia ethnic identity
strengthens family bonds
transmits traditional Tujia culture
differsFrom Han Chinese Spring Festival customs
ethnicGroup Tujia people NERFINISHED
food glutinous rice dishes
rice wine
smoked and cured meats
hasCustom ancestor veneration rituals
cleaning ancestral tombs
drum and gong performances
family reunion banquets
firecrackers
folk dance performances
folk song performances
making preserved meat
offering glutinous rice cakes
offering sacrifices to ancestors
preparing special festival foods
visiting relatives and friends
worship of household deities
hasLanguageElement use of Tujia language in songs and blessings
hasPerformance Tujia hand-waving dance NERFINISHED
Tujia narrative singing
intangibleCulturalHeritageStatus recognized locally as important Tujia folk custom
relatedTo Chinese New Year NERFINISHED
religiousAspect ancestral worship
ritualSpace ancestral hall
family home
socialFunction community cohesion
intergenerational cultural transmission
timeOfYear around the turn of the lunar year

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Tujia culture festival Tujia New Year