What do you think of and know about the wonderful customs around the world?

In Africa, there is a primitive tribe of the Morsi tribe that also became the disc tribe, which retains a centuries-long historical tradition, and the women of the tribe have to use clay plates to stretch their mouths wide when they become adults, the bigger the better, and the ears should be elongated, and the size of the lip disc determines the happiness of women, this distorted aesthetic way is really wonderful.

When I was in junior high school, I learned about the "strange" customs of some countries, such as our neighboring Russia, when the locals drink "vodka", they like to make a "grunt" sound from their throats, according to legend, this is a tradition left by Peter the Great hundreds of years ago, Chinese may feel that drinking like this is very disrespectful, as everyone knows, this is a Russian custom, no one can change. Those who travel to Russia must respect this custom!

In the UK, the law says you can't eat meat pies at Christmas.

An Islamic man in Malaysia can marry several daughters-in-law, but there are requirements that must be treated equally.

The custom just looks strange to outsiders, and there must be something important happening in the local area to commemorate it.

An ethnic minority in northern Thailand on the border with Myanmar, the Kalun, also known as the Long-Necked Ethnic Clan. From the age of 5-6 years, children put copper rings around their necks, one copper ring a year, to lengthen their necks. The longest neck reaches 70 centimeters. It is rumored that this is related to the totem of their faith. <>

Indian dance, you have to dance everything, and the most known thing by the public is that movies and TV series are basically available in India. Classical Indian dance has a long history, and for Indians, dance is not only an art, but also a religion.

We think of the "strange" customs around the world, such as our Guizhou to wash our feet on the night of the Chinese New Year's Eve, so that we can find good food when we go out later.

I sometimes want to know about some of the customs of different places, and I think it's interesting to say that.

There is a mosquito festival in Texas, as the name suggests, that is, when you participate in this festival, you must pay attention to prepare some mosquito repellent things, no "mosquito" is not happy.

I feel like there are some strange customs all over the world, and the locals are happy, and the outsiders look weird.

There are a lot of feather festivals in Europe, and people often choose to beat each other with pillows.

I have the impression that the more bizarre customs in various places are the unique style characteristics, all of which can celebrate the advent of a new era.

For example, when celebrating the New Year in Denmark, the local custom is to break plates, and they think that the more plates you fall, the luckier you will probably be in the coming year.

Follow-up, what are the strange customs you are talking about, such as the holiday marriage??

There are a lot of strange customs in my hometown, but generally only some older people pay more attention to them, and many young people nowadays don't care about these rules.

For example, in my hometown, you can't wash your hair on the fifteenth day of the new year, and you can't get a haircut, because if you wash your hair and get a haircut on this day, you will lose your wealth. Therefore, the old people have always warned young people that on the fifteenth day of the new year, they must not cut their hair or wash their hair. But my parents don't care about these old rules anymore, they won't tell me, don't listen to your grandma.

So, one time I really didn't take my grandmother's words seriously, so I took my sister and went to wash my hair. As a result, my grandmother found out and counted us down, so we had to call my mother out, saying that my mother said that it didn't matter, and we could wash our hair. As you can imagine, my grandmother had a quarrel with my mother that day.

However, it is also a family, how can we live together without quarreling, after the quarrel that day, we will reconcile the next day, and we will still eat and chat with the amiable people. But after that time, my mother told us that there is no need to believe those customs, but in order for us to take care of grandma's emotions, we still have to come in and take care of it, if you want to wash your hair, you must not let grandma bump into anything, after all, grandma has high blood pressure.

In addition to the custom of not washing hair, there is also a custom that during the New Year, the daughter who marries in the Chinese New Year's Eve must not return to her mother's home. It is rumored that if the daughter who marries on this day returns to her parents' house, she will take away her mother's wealth. Therefore, my aunt has been married for so many years, and she has never been at home in her Chinese New Year's Eve, and she only began to visit relatives on the second day of the new year.

In China, on the third day of the bride's wedding or the second day of the first lunar month, the bride should bring gifts back to her parents' home to show the meaning of "not forgetting her mother when you get married", but in some places it is a bit interesting to go back to your parents' home.

For example, the Huimen of Cidong Village, Liping County, Guizhou Province, is comparable to marriage.

The bride of Cidong returns to her parents' house for the first time, and her mother-in-law has to prepare a sumptuous return gift, but the gifts are all food, and the "burden" of the gift should be doubled, and the more "burdens" there are, the stronger the economic strength of the mother-in-law's family, and the prosperity of the family, and before the bride returns to her mother's house, she must go to the village well to pick up a load of water for her mother-in-law's family, which means that she will truly become a family from now on.

The team returning to the door will encounter the first "test" at the intersection of the village, the village people have prepared a barricade wine for them early, but the object of the test is not the bride, but the unmarried young men in the send-off procession, they have to sing and drink the barricade wine to enter the village smoothly, and finally after the bride returns to her mother's house, the wine banquet is set out along the streets and alleys, probably to see who can drink whom.

Such an interesting custom of returning to the door, I really want to experience it.

The strangest custom in the world, the local woman lies on the ground in order to get pregnant.