Tomb Sweeping is a traditional Chinese festival, also known as Qingming Festival. It usually takes place in early April, when families honor their ancestors by visiting their graves. During this time, people clean the tombstones, remove weeds, and make offerings of food, incense, and paper money to show respect and remembrance. In addition to cleaning graves, families may also enjoy outdoor activities like flying kites and having picnics. This festival not only serves as a way to pay tribute to the deceased but also encourages family bonding and appreciation for nature as spring arrives.