1. Water-splashing Festival is a traditional festival of Dai, Bulang, De 'ang and Achang nationalities in southwest China.

2. Are you short of money recently? Let the boss throw you your salary! Have you had a bad relationship recently? Let your friends throw water at you! I wish you all a blessing in the water-splashing festival, and make you the happiest drowned rat!

3. The Songkran Festival is a land of water and water, and happiness is sprinkled on you every day; Songkran Festival is a wet wetland, and good luck clings to you. The laughter of Songkran Festival is loud, and happiness surrounds you; Songkran Festival You are kind, let me splash water on you; I also sincerely wish you health and youth.

4. Urgent notice: On the day of Songkran Festival, work hard and the boss will pour your salary on you; If you really love each other, your lover will throw the water of love at you; Sincerely, friends will pour sugar water on you; If you don't reply to text messages, just wait for cold water.

Water-splashing Festival is a symbol of the alternation of the old and the new in Dai calendar, which usually lasts for three to five days in the middle of April in the solar calendar, that is, in June in Dai calendar.

6. A tourist attended the water-splashing festival for ethnic minorities and suddenly shouted: What splashed all over me? The tour guide explained that splashing water means blessing! The tourists cursed: You treat me like a fool! He used boiled water!

7. The main festivals are "Harvest Festival", "Opening Festival" and "Water-splashing Festival".

8. "Water Splashing Festival": It is held on the day 10 after the Tomb-Sweeping Day in the lunar calendar, which is the Dai New Year.

9. After the completion of the National Cultural Square, the De 'ang National Cultural Square is also the most lively place in the village during major festivals such as the Water-splashing Festival, the opening day and the closing day.

10, the traditional folk festivals of De 'ang nationality mainly include water splashing festival, closing festival, opening festival and burning white firewood. , mostly related to Buddhist activities.