What are the folk customs in China? Recently, during the holidays, I suddenly found that many custom

There are a lot of folk customs, and each place is different. We eat dumplings on the first day of the Lunar New Year, the bride returns to her parents' house on the second day, pays tribute to the ancestors on the third day of the new year, and generally goes to relatives after the fourth day of the new year. The sixth day of the first lunar month seems to be the birthday of the God of Wealth, and the fifteenth day of the first month is the Lantern Festival, which means that the ancestors should be sent back to the grave, fireworks will be released, and the Spring Festival will end.

When eating, when the chopsticks fall off, you should say happiness (chopsticks fall), if you accidentally break the bowl, you should say broken peace (years of peace), and when greeting the New Year, you should say auspicious words such as Wishing you prosperity, all the best, entering and leaving safely, and so on.

Red envelopes are given during the New Year, paper is burned on the Qingming Festival, and zongzi is eaten during the Dragon Boat Festival. . .

The customs vary from place to place, just listen to the older generation.

The most important festival in China is the Spring Festival.

Some of the folk "customs" that are slowly disappearing have disappeared!

The times are advancing, science and technology are developing, and some of our backward customs are now slowly disappearing! Let me introduce a few folk customs that are slowly disappearing.

Merchants, in the old days, people in the countryside or urban streets and alleys to sell daily groceries, some of them also buy local products. Also known as "merchant". After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the transportation was gradually convenient, the circulation of goods was relatively fast, and the merchant burden has gradually disappeared.

On the fifth day of the first lunar month, this day is called "breaking the five", every family eats dumplings, and then women can go out to the street. Women generally do not leave their homes before the fifth day of the Lunar New Year.

New Year's greetings are a traditional Chinese folk custom, which is a way for people to say goodbye to the old and welcome the new year and express good wishes to each other. On the morning of the first day of the new year, after the younger generation gets up, they should first greet the elders and wish them a long and healthy life and all the best.

It is also a custom before the Chinese New Year, and the stone trough used to make glutinous rice cakes weighs more than 200 catties, and it takes several people to carry it together. There are four people who make glutinous rice dumplings, everyone, you and I, or in a few minutes, the glutinous rice that is buried in the fragrant wheel will become glutinous rice dumplings. The young people who beat the rice dumplings finished beating this family, and then went to fight the other family, and then they could eat a lot of rice cakes.

One in a thousand miles - in rural areas, the bride price is just a form, and the value is not the amount of money, generally only one thousand miles to pick up liquid, and some rural areas also have a saying that one in a hundred.

On the twenty-third day of the lunar month, the government is on the twenty-third day of the lunar month, and the general private house is on the twenty-fourth day of the lunar month, and now this ceremony is no longer held in many places.

You know which ones!

Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival and Spring Festival, the three traditional festivals of the Chinese, have endured for thousands of years and have a long history to the present dynasty. Time flies, in a blink of an eye, another year of Dragon Boat Festival is approaching, and the topic of declining traditional festivals has been restarted. Actually, I'm not worried about this, eating zongzi during the Dragon Boat Festival, eating moon cakes in the Mid-Autumn Festival, and setting off firecrackers during the Spring Festival, the "basic knowledge" of these festivals is well known, although this is only the surface of the festival, but at least it proves that the Chinese people have not forgotten these traditional festivals.

Perhaps, not everyone knows that eating zongzi during the Dragon Boat Festival originated from Qu Yuantoujiang, and not everyone has the leisure and elegance of the Mid-Autumn Festival to admire the moon, or not every household hangs lanterns and handwritten Spring Festival couplets for the Spring Festival, but what does it matter? Look at the rolling ** of returning home during the Spring Festival every year, the hurried footsteps are overflowing with a strong sense of homesickness, how many years, how many generations, who can stop this rushing nostalgia, the footsteps of returning home? Traditional festivals will not decline, and cannot decline, because the sincere feelings flowing during the period have been integrated into the blood of every Chinese, which cannot be changed by any force.

If you don't believe it, ask the old people, and the answer will be self-explanatory.

Now it seems that except for the Spring Festival, there is no festival that I particularly care about.

Spring Festival: making dumplings, pasting Spring Festival couplets, setting off firecrackers, greeting the New Year, keeping the New Year, sweeping the house, Lantern Festival: eating rice balls, hanging lanterns, dancing dragon lanterns, guessing lantern riddles,