March 3 of Zhuang nationality: the third day of the third lunar month, also known as "March 3 Song Festival" or "March Song Festival", is a traditional song festival of Zhuang nationality. There are several regular folk song gatherings of Zhuang nationality every year, such as the 15th day of the first month, the 3rd day of March, the 8th day of April and the 15th day of August, among which the 3rd day of March is the most grand. On this day, every household will cook colorful glutinous rice, color eggs and celebrate festivals. Songs usually last for two or three days at a time and are located in an open space not far from the village. Bamboo and cloth were used to build a singing studio to receive singers from other villages. Duets are mainly composed of unmarried young men and women, but old people and children come to watch and entertain. There are one or two thousand people in the small song fair and tens of thousands in the big one.

? Beside Ge Wei, vendors gather and folk trade is active. The people nearby provided accommodation for those who came to arrest Ge Wei, and they were warmly received whether they knew him or not. A large-scale song concert was attended by dozens of young men and women in Fiona Fang, with a sea of people and songs, which was really lively. Qiao Ye has always been a big song fair in Tianyang County. People go to song parties to compete and enjoy songs; Young men and women sing. If they hit it off with each other, they give each other tokens as tokens of their love. In addition, there are interesting activities such as throwing hydrangeas and touching eggs.

? Throwing hydrangeas is mainly for entertainment, but also as a symbol of love. The girl took a fancy to a young man and threw the hydrangea to him. Touching eggs is for mutual fun, and it is also a promise. The Song Festival is a grand gathering of people's trade and national culture. 1985, the district people's government designated March 3rd as Guangxi National Arts Festival.

On March 3rd, Buyi people: During the festival, they killed pigs to offer sacrifices to social gods and mountain gods, ate yellow glutinous rice, and stayed away from each other for three or four days. Yao people regard March 3rd as "Ganba Festival", which is a collective fishing and hunting festival. They distribute the caught wild fish door to door, enjoy the joy of harvest, and then gather in the square to sing and dance to celebrate the festival.

March 3rd is a common traditional festival of Buyi people, commonly known as "March 3rd". Different living areas have different sources of festivals and activities. The Buyi people in Xincheng Township, Wudang District, Guiyang City are also called "March 3" and "Silkworm Festival", commonly known as "Silkworm Club". Legend has it that there was a plowman in ancient times who found that many silkworms died after spring sowing every year. After repeated observation, he believes that the ground silkworm is a "heavenly horse" put by the gods on earth. In order to prevent the seedlings from being harmed by pests, he used many methods to offer sacrifices, but all to no avail. Later, when he was sowing in spring, he fried corn flowers and fed them to the ground silkworm, and as a result, he saved the seedlings. The news soon spread to Buyi families far and near.

Since then, in order to protect crops and strive for a bumper harvest, Buyi people in this area use fried popcorn as offerings on the third day of March every year, and go to the nearby hillside in groups of three to five to offer sacrifices to "God and Ground Silkworm", praying for God's blessing to prevent Ground Silkworm from biting the seedlings in the field and let the crops harvest. After the sacrifice, people walked along the ridge and sang folk songs, scattering corn flowers in the fields.

In the area of Bawang River in the north, due to the low temperature, the maple leaves are too small to be colored at this time, and March 13 is regarded as the "Maple Leaf Festival". On this day, people go to Shan Ye for a spring outing. The children picked tender maple leaves and threw them into balls, while the women picked some tender maple leaves and put them in buns. In addition, every household dyes glutinous rice into colorful colors and cooks it. Young people go to the hillside to blow konoha leaves and sing folk songs. If you meet a satisfied opponent, you will be invited to Buyi Village in the evening and sing all night. When he left, the host used banana leaves to wrap glutinous rice and chicken leg meat for the singer as a holiday gift. Buyi people in Wangmo County, Guizhou Province say that the third day of March is a "cold day", and eating dog meat can drive away the cold. It is a custom for dogs to treat guests on this day.

Some Buyi people in Anlong County, Guizhou Province said that March 3rd was the birthday of the shadow "Mountain God".

In order to prevent the locusts released by the mountain gods from harming crops and ensure a bumper harvest in agriculture, people use the custom of sweeping the village to worship the mountain gods. On the third day of March, people set up roosters, knives and other offerings in front of shrines in villages and mountains, killed a dog, and sprinkled blood on paper flags, paper horses and stones at the entrance and exit of the stockade. Then the "old devil" and other personnel carried paper flags covered with dog blood, and paper horses went to every household to sweep the monsters. A bench should be set at each gate, and a "water bowl" filled with clear water and a bowl filled with gravel and stone particles should be placed on the bench. The "old monster" recited the "magic sutra" at the gate, struck a few "agricultural hexagrams", and then scattered gravel stones into the house, spilling the water in the water bowl everywhere, overturning the bench in front of the door and fastening the water bowl, in order to sweep away the monster. Finally, put a paper flag with dog blood, put a paper horse and go to his house to sweep it. After all the residents in the village finished the sacrificial sweeping, "Lao Devil Gong" went to the altar to suppress the monsters swept away in front of the gods, and then the men in the village ate a meal on the altar, which was called "eating with the gods".

Ward Town in this county called "March 3rd" the "Chinese fir catching festival", also known as the "Chinese fir song festival", which lasted for three days and attracted tens of thousands of people. March 3rd of Buyi people in Badahe River, Luoping, Yunnan, is a festival for young men and women to exchange songs. On this day, men, women and children came to the river to listen to young people singing folk songs and watch children rowing bamboo rafts and shooting water guns. Some people also make flowers and glutinous rice for children and distribute them to the edge and village; Others put eggs and all kinds of food in small cloth pockets for teenagers to play and participate in competitions. Young Buyi men and women in Luoping niujie will hold a grand tour, singing and making friends in these three days.

Dozens of young people from all ethnic groups in Fiona Fang will also come to the mountainside of Maba to participate in and watch this traditional song exchange activity. Singers can show their talents on such occasions. With the talent of improvising poetry and singing, they can sing with their opponents for three days and nights or even longer. Many young men and women have established love relationships through these activities.