Gŵyl Ching Ming Ar Gyfer Cofio'r Cyndadau

Cynhelir Gŵyl Qingming, a elwir hefyd yn Ŵyl Qingqing, Gŵyl Xingqing, Gŵyl Mawrth, Gŵyl Addoli Ancestor, ac ati, ar droad canol y gwanwyn a diwedd y gwanwyn. Mae Gŵyl Qingming yn tarddu o gredoau hynafol ac arferion gŵyl y gwanwyn yr hen amser, ac mae ganddi arwyddocâd naturiol a dyneiddiol, sy'n bwynt gŵyl naturiol ac yn ŵyl draddodiadol. Ysgubo beddrodau ac addoliad hynafiaid a gwibdeithiau yw dwy brif thema Gŵyl Qingming, ac mae'r ddwy thema ddefodol draddodiadol hyn wedi'u pasio i lawr yn Tsieina ers yr hen amser ac nid ydynt wedi dod i ben.
Qingming Festival is an ancient festival of the Chinese nation, which is not only a solemn festival of sweeping tombs and worshiping ancestors, but also a happy festival for people to get close to nature, walk on green and play, and enjoy the fun of spring. Bucket finger B (or sun yellow longitude up to 15 degree ) is the Qingming festival, and the festival takes place around April 5 of the Gregorian calendar. At this time, the vitality is exuberant, the yin qi is declining, everything is "spitting out the old and the new", and the earth presents the image of spring and jingming, which is a good time for the suburbs to walk on youth and perform tomb sacrifices. The Qingming Ancestor Worship Festival is very long, there are two theories: 8 days before and after the 10th and 10 days before and after the 10th, which are all during the Qingming Ancestor Festival.
Qingming Festival is a traditional major spring festival, tomb sweeping sacrifice, remembrance of ancestors, is the Fine Tradition of the Chinese Nation since ancient times, not only conducive to promoting filial piety and family affection, awakening the common memory of the family, but also to promote the cohesion and sense of identity of family members and even the nation. The Qingming Festival integrates natural solar terms and humanistic customs as one, is the unity of heaven, place, and people, which fully embodies the harmonious unity of the ancestors of the Chinese nation in pursuing "heaven, earth and people", and pays attention to the idea of conforming to the time and place and following the laws of nature.
The Qingming Festival, along with the Spring Festival, the Dragon Boat Festival and the Mid-Autumn Festival, is known as the four traditional festivals in China. In addition to China, there are also some countries and regions in the world that also celebrate the Qingming Festival, such as Vietnam, South Korea, Malaysia, Singapore and so on. On May 20, 2006, the Qingming Festival declared by the Ministry of Culture of the People's Republic of China was approved by the State Council to be included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage list.