The Buluotuo Festival is a traditional celebration held by the Miao ethnic group in China. It typically takes place in the spring and lasts for several days, featuring various cultural activities such as singing, dancing, and traditional games. The festival honors the legendary figure Buluotuo, who is considered the ancestor of the Miao people and symbolizes their rich cultural heritage. During the festival, participants wear colorful traditional costumes and engage in rituals that express gratitude for the harvest and seek blessings for the future. The event fosters community spirit and strengthens social bonds among the Miao people, making it an important occasion for cultural preservation and identity.