What is Hawaiian Customs?

Located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, it is made up of more than 20 major islands, like a 2,500-kilometer-long string of pearls. The climate here is pleasant, evergreen all year round, and the average annual temperature is 24. The archipelago is surrounded by soft beaches and turquoise waters.

In addition, the colorful corals and shells on the seabed, as well as rare tropical fish, are even more popular with tourists. The Hawaiian Islands are also famous for Pearl Harbor. The United States salvaged and repaired the USS Arizona, one of the largest warships sunk by the Japanese attack, and anchored it as a memorial to the Pearl Harbor attack on the sea for visitors to visit.

Hawaii is a land of lively festivities.

January: Honolulu Chinatown Daffodil Festival, North Shore Pineapple Cup Greco-Roman Surfing Competition.

February: Mauna Kaia Ski Conference, Honolulu Kailua Waterfront Park Sandcastle Race and Cherry Blossom Festival.

March: Prince Cuhio Day, Prince Cuhio Cup Triathlon.

April: Shakyamuni Day, Queen Hilomeri Day.

May: Honoka Shepherd Athletic Competition, Honolulu Capiolani Park Flower Chain Festival.

June: King Kamihameha's Day, Honolulu City Pacific Festival, Hawaii Surf Championships, Island Hop Boat Race.

July: Hilo Orchard Flower Show, Honolulu's annual Ukulele Festival at Capilano Park.

August: Queen's Cup Keyki Hula Festival.

September: Hilo Hawaii County Fair.

October: Maui County Fair.

November: Kona Coffee Festival.

December: Honolulu Marathon, World Cup Bridge Qualifiers and other events.

The people here are simple and the English is quirky. The standard of living is high, and the income is lower than in the continental United States. It is very suitable for retirees, and the streets are full of elderly people with vigorous steps.

There are many Chinese in Hawaii, but most of them come from Hong Kong and Taiwan, and there are very few mainland students and tourists.

The Japanese style is deep, and the Japanese language is popular.

Known as a paradise island, Hawaii is picturesque, cool, and safe.

It is one of the few states in the United States with well-developed public transportation, and a monthly pass can be used to travel all over the island.

Beautiful dream place ...

The sun is generous, the rain is abundant, the sky is blue, and the clouds paint dreams.

The island of Hawaii has many styles, and the beauty of the world is not competitive.

The sun is generous, the rain is abundant, the sky is blue, and the clouds paint dreams.

Hawaii Island is full of style, and the beautiful scenery of the world is not contested.

Hawaii is a tourist destination in the world, and probably the most Sakura Liang can speak for Hawaii is Obama**, who was born here.

In addition to those beautiful Hawaiian beaches, it is vital to the global strategy of the United States. It is located in the center of the Pacific Ocean, 3,700 kilometers from the continental United States. Hawaii only became the 50th state of the United States on August 21, 1959, and the lowest latitude, all of which are located in the tropics.

The Hawaiian archipelago is made up of six main islands, with Honolulu (Honolulu), where the sandalwood is produced, the capital of Hawaii.

It provides the United States with very great strategic depth and is also the center of the American naval and air bases, where the famous Pearl Harbor is located.

A few years ago, I used to travel here, under the blue sky and white clouds, stepping on the white sand, into the sea, really refreshed. In addition to beach food, Hawaii is also home to the world's largest active volcano, with the crater alone measuring five kilometers in diameter.

Hawaii is the 50th state of the United States, but it has a unique history and traditions. Located in the middle of the vast Pacific Ocean, the Hawaiian Islands are made up of more than 100 large and small islands. The islands stretch from southeast to northwest, like a warship anchored in the middle of thousands of blue waters.

The United States has never experienced any dynasty, nor has it ever had an emperor or general. But before Hawaii was incorporated into the United States, there were several kings, and there was also the king's palace, the Iraoni Palace. Hawaii is an independent country.

1790 In 1810, Kaman Hermeha, the hereditary leader of the island of Hawaii, unified the islands and established the Kingdom of Hawaii. In 1894, the dynasty was overthrown and a republic was established in Hawaii. After being annexed by the United States in August 1898, it became a part of the United States.

In August 1959, the islands officially became a state of the United States.

After Hawaii was incorporated into the United States, the local culture and traditions were basically maintained. Today, Hawaii's native Polynesians also speak their own language, live in their own script, and live according to their own customs — place names, street names, and shop names are all named in Hawaiian.

Polynesians.

Under their influence, other Americans did not pay attention to their clothing, and men and women often wore tank tops and shorts on the streets, in cars, and in theaters, even when students were on campus.

The Polynesian wreath, which was fashionable hundreds of years ago, is now a symbol of friendship for all Hawaiians. They use it to greet guests. The wreaths are usually made of fragrant orchids or local flowers, and some are replaced by leaves, paper and cloth flowers.

Garlands are also used in many public settings. When you invite someone to give a speech or attend a banquet, or when someone has a happy event, you should lay a wreath. If the guest is a man, the wreath is usually laid by a young girl; If the guest is female, the lad puts a wreath around the guest's neck.

Hula is one of the traditional cultures of Polynesians. Dressed in a straw skirt made of leaves and grass, with a beautiful garland around her neck and small flowers tied around her wrists and feet, the dancers dance to the rhythmic sound of drums and melodious music, expressing their thoughts and feelings with beautiful movements. Some supermarkets, shopping malls, restaurants and other places in Hawaii invite people to dance hula in order to attract customers.

Most of the girls who dance hula are trained from a young age, and they often invite the audience to dance together, and many tourists often wear grass skirts and have a party. In fact, it's not just Polynesians who dance hula these days, and local schools have dedicated classes to teach hula.

Hawaiian women also dress differently than in the continental United States. The most fashionable one now is a dress called "Mom". The "mum" was of varying lengths, long to cover the feet and short to cover the knees, and was the first to be a wide dress or pajama worn by Western clergy indoors.

Later, the costume designer combined the "mum" with the Chinese cheongsam to make a new "mum". Women in Hawaii love to wear it on a variety of occasions.

Due to its geographical location and history, Hawaii today is a melting pot of people of all colors in the East and West.