64.4% of respondents feel that their enthusiasm for traditional folk culture has increased, including the Flower Festival, Garden Party, and Special Folk Culture Festival... This spring, traditional folk activities held in many places have attracted many people to check in. While experiencing the beauty of spring, people also have a better understanding and love for traditional folk culture. Last week, a survey conducted by the Social Survey Center of China Youth Daily in collaboration with Wenjuan.com, with 1333 respondents, showed that 64.4% of respondents felt that their enthusiasm for traditional folk culture had increased in recent years. To bring traditional spring folk culture to life, 59.7% of respondents suggested organizing more group activities such as planting trees, hiking, admiring flowers, outings, and flying kites. 55.5% of respondents hoped to increase their exploration and promotion of the connotation of traditional spring festivals. Experts analyzed that traditional spring festivals are not only numerous but also culturally significant. "When it comes to spring festivals, the first thing that comes to mind is Qingming Festival." Li Yang, a 90s generation living in Nanjing, remembers that when he was young, he would celebrate Qingming Festival and his family would make a youth league. His father would also take him to worship his ancestors, which is also when he gained an understanding of the origin of his family. "Although after settling down in the city, the Tomb Sweeping Day rarely goes back to go home, it is always necessary to go home every year to worship ancestors." In Qinhuangdao City, Hebei Province, the dragon dance conference held on the second day of the second lunar month this year impressed Tao Tao after 00. "There are dragon dance teams in various provinces, some of which performed flamethrowers, some of which let the audience touch the dragon head after the performance, and Ansai waist drum and Yingge dance performances, which are very lively". For the folk festivals in spring, respondents are most familiar with Qingming Festival (68.5%) and "Two Dragons Rise in February" (64.1%), with a selection rate of over 60%. In addition, 37.0% of respondents were aware of the Shangsi Festival on March 3rd, followed by the Cold Food Festival (35.6%) and the Flower Festival (22.6%). For spring folk activities, spring outings and spring appreciation rank among the top, with a selection rate of 46.4%. Other activities include releasing paper kites (34.0%), worshipping flower gods (21.3%), and making flower food (16.7%). In Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, "March 3rd" is a traditional festival that not only has a holiday, but also hosts various colorful activities. Qin Xuebin, a post-00s student from Baise City, Guangxi, is a Zhuang ethnic group. He said that on the occasion of March 3rd, the school will hold special sports events and performances, and some students will also wear ethnic costumes to showcase their ethnic culture. In his hometown of Guilin, there are activities such as singing mountain songs, performing bamboo pole dances, and making glutinous rice and Ai Ye rice cakes. "Nowadays, many people have learned about Guangxi's' March 3rd 'through the internet. Some people come to travel, wear ethnic minority costumes, and participate in local activities. This allows more people to understand the customs and culture of ethnic minorities, and also promotes communication between different ethnic groups, which is conducive to ethnic unity. A few days ago, Tao Tao and her friends wore Hanfu to participate in the local Flower Festival activity.". "Nowadays, more and more people are interested in traditional folk activities, and their love for traditional clothing is also higher." Tao Tao believes that more people are wearing Hanfu when going out. Hanfu