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Lisu people in Shangri-La mark Kuoshi Festival
Shangri-lanews 2018-12-26 16:45:12

 

The Lisu people living in downtown Shangri-La City celebrated Kuoshi Festival with ethnic performances on December 24.   




In Lisu language, "Kuo" means "year" and "Shi" means "new." For the Lisu, the festival is equivalent to the Spring Festival celebrated by China's majority Han population. Officially, the festival lasted for three days from Dec. 20-24, but the festivities can last for an entire month.




The festival is also celebrated in Diqing’s Weixi Lisu Autonomous County and the neighboring Nujiang Lisu Autonomous Prefecture, as well as some other Yunnan areas that border Myanmar.





Source: Diqing Daily and China.org.cn; trans-editing by Wang Shixue


 
 
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