Bai New Year is a traditional festival celebrated by the Bai people, an ethnic group in China, particularly in the Dali region of Yunnan Province. This festival usually occurs in mid-April and marks the beginning of the agricultural season. It features various activities, including singing, dancing, and traditional games, allowing the community to come together and celebrate their culture. During Bai New Year, people often wear colorful traditional clothing and prepare special foods, such as rice cakes and pork dishes. The festival also includes rituals to honor ancestors and deities, reflecting the Bai people's deep respect for their heritage and beliefs.