Every year, from the Dragon day (Thìn) to the Monkey day (Thân) of the sixth lunar month, which is when the rice begins to flower, the black Hà Nhì people hold a harvest festival to pray for a bountiful harvest, asking the deities to bless their crops. This festival reflects their distinctive beliefs in the agricultural gods, forest gods, water gods, earth gods, and love gods.
The Hà Nhì's harvest festival consists of unique rituals and communal activities featuring folk games that embody the rich cultural identity of the highland ethnic people. On the first day of the festival, the Dragon day, a ceremony is held to re-roof the worship hut. The Hà Nhì people go into the forest to cut thatch grass, which they then use to re-roof the worship hut, clean up the area, and tidy the surroundings of the hut.
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9 сен 2024
