On the festival day, men, women and children from Li villages came to Wuzhishan with zongzi and cakes from all directions. During the day, boys fish and girls cook and fish. Then, the sacrifices were placed in caves with Tian Fei and Nanyin fossils to worship their ancestors. At the same time, young people carry guns and arrows to the depths of the forest to find prey and give it to their beloved girl. When night falls, young men and women light bonfires on hillsides and river banks. The girls are wearing colorful dresses and bracelets, and the boys are wearing red scarves and umbrellas. In the cheerful music, they danced ancient and unique traditional dances with national characteristics, such as bamboo pole dance, bell double knife dance, betel nut dance, firewood dance and hunting dance. Singing came and went all night, and young men and women sat aside and poured out their love to each other. If the two sides have a harmonious relationship, they will give each other tokens. The girls tied their colorful belts around the young man's waist, and the young man put ear bells on the girls' ears, or inserted the hair pins made of deer bones into A-mei's bun, and met again on March 3rd next year. On this day, the Li people celebrate singing, wrestling, tug-of-war, shooting and swinging, and express their praise of life, love of labor and persistent pursuit of love with songs and dances. The whole festival was cheerful and intoxicating. Li nationality has a very broad mass base on March 3rd. With the changes of the times, the contents of the celebration are increasingly diverse, but performing songs, folk sports competitions, national songs and dances, wedding customs and so on are still the most basic contents.