Qingming Festival (Tomb-Sweeping Day)

April 4th or 5th, based on the solar calendar

Tomb sweeping symbolizes respect and remembrance.
The green color of qingtuan represents spring and renewal.

History

Qingming Festival originated during the Zhou Dynasty as a time to honor ancestors. It is also associated with the Cold Food Festival, where people refrained from lighting fires. The festival encourages filial piety and the remembrance of loved ones.

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Activities To Do During Festival

- Visiting and cleaning ancestral tombs.
- Offering food and burning incense and paper money as offerings.
- Flying kites and enjoying outdoor activities.
- Eating cold food, such as qingtuan (green rice balls).

Contribution

Qingming Festival reinforces filial piety and respect for ancestors. It also promotes environmental awareness through its outdoor activities and emphasis on cleanliness.

Qingming Festival (Tomb-Sweeping Day)

April 4th or 5th, based on the solar calendar

Tomb sweeping symbolizes respect and remembrance. The green color of qingtuan represents spring and renewal.

History

Activities To Do During Festival

Contribution

Tomb sweeping symbolizes respect and remembrance.
The green color of qingtuan represents spring and renewal.