Tujia people are known as "twoty-eight, fighting." Every Spring Festival is coming, at the end of the Lunar New Year, every family has to fight rice. According to the local records, "the glutinous rice is smashed in the stone trough, and it is shaped like a full moon. The larger one is 1 foot 5 in diameter, the ordinary one is about 4 inches, and the thickness is 3 to 8 minutes." After the completion, the women who will do the tricks by the ingenuity will make a few big shackles, ranging from three to five kilograms to over ten kilograms. This is called "broken cage", which symbolizes "grain harvest" and shows that the Tujia people are generous. Playing glutinous rice bran is a labor-intensive physical activity. It is usually a man who is born in a mandarin. Two people stand on the ground and fight first, even if they are sweating in the snow and ice. It is also very particular about doing cockroaches. Sticky beeswax or tea oil, hand smashed, then pressed by hand or wooden board, to be smooth and beautiful.