Have you really learned about the folk culture of your hometown?

In the past, there was a custom in the Northeast that the village often killed a pig during the Chinese New Year, and then called the whole village to eat. When it is made, it is said that the pork is cut into slices, the pig's blood and spices are poured into the pig's intestines, and then stewed with sauerkraut from the Northeast. The taste is very delicious, and in some places there are vermicelli.

When eating, the meat and blood sausage can be added with garlic paste for better flavor.

My hometown is in Guangyuan. It is the hometown of the legendary Empress Wu Zetian. Here, every year, there are many people who visit and travel, to witness her face, the golden body of the Buddha, some people burn incense here to worship the Buddha, and some people are here to see the majesty of a generation of empresses.

Guangyuan people particularly like a bite is cold noodles, the production of Guangyuan cold noodles has appeared in "A Bite of China", everyone's daily life, every morning almost is to go to a restaurant, and then call a bowl of hot cold noodles, enjoy this comfortable life, walking on the street, see the most is also a cold noodle restaurant, as a Guangyuan person, I must praise for cold noodles.

As a native of the Hakka family, I will talk about the folk culture in my hometown from my memory. Most of the early Hakka people lived in groups, only then did they have such a magnificent building as Yongding Tulou, although it was not as large as Yongding Tulou in our hometown, it was also a tulou, there were not a few generations of clan relatives who lived, the screen in the middle of the hall had the ancestral tablet, the middle of the house was the dining room, the upper and lower halls were divided into the lower hall, the left side was the kitchen, and the guests should let them sit on the table. Outside the house is flanked by pigsty and cattle pens.

My hometown is located at the foot of the Qianling Tomb, which was known as Qianzhou in ancient times and Qianxian in ancient times. The most famous snacks in my hometown are pot helmets, dried noodles, steamed cakes, and tofu brains. Collectively referred to as the four treasures of Qianzhou. Also rated"Famous Chinese snacks""Shaanxi Famous Snacks".

Although my hometown is a small place, it is beautiful all year round. In my hometown, there is a mountain called Nuwa Mountain, and turquoise, which are very popular and have unique cultural connotations. And our hometown is also the main source of turquoise.

My hometown is in Xinjiang, and Xinjiang cuisine is distinctively unique in China's major cuisines, and the methods are usually not complicated, mainly highlighting the taste of the ingredients themselves, and the cooking methods are mainly roasted, stewed, and fried. Roast mutton is definitely a golden sign of Xinjiang cuisine, the color is buttery, the meat is tender and crispy, the taste is spicy and mellow, and it has a unique special flavor.

When walking around the countryside of Shaanxi, if you see the Shaanxi township party squatting under the tree, holding a basin-sized large bowl, which is full of a large bowl, with thick noodles and leaves with red chili oil, and eating with sweaty and sucking, it must be a pleasure to splash the noodles with oil.

My hometown is in Fushun County, Zigong City, and the more famous delicacies are two cold rabbits and Fushun bean curd. Many people know that Zigong cold rabbit eats, but in fact, each family's method is a little different, and the taste is not the same. When I went to Zigong, the taste of eating in restaurants was different, but each one said that it was authentic.

Chengdu is an old city. More than 2,000 years ago, the ancient Shu people built a city here, "one year of Jingyi, three years of Jingdu", since then, the name of Chengdu has been continuous, becoming the only city in China that has neither migrated nor changed its name. Chengdu is a city of wisdom, where we have left behind the splendid civilization invented by our ancestors.

My hometown is in Hulunbuir, Inner Mongolia, in fact, there is a beautiful love story about "Hulunbuir", which is a legend about a girl named Hulun and a teenager in Bell. Hulunbuir not only makes the swans linger, but also makes people fascinated. Everyone is eager to know the origin of Hulunbuir's name.

The folklore of my hometown is as follows:

1. Lotus Festival, Hangzhou will hold the West Lake Lotus Festival from July to August every year, the main activities are: appreciating lotus flowers, picking lotus flowers, peeling lotus seeds, making lotus meals, listening to folk operas, putting lotus lanterns to pray for blessings, lotus fairs, West Lake Lotus Miss Photography Model Contest, China Lotus Variety Exhibition, etc.

2. Tea picking customs, there is also a custom of tea picking in Hangzhou, known as the treasure of heaven, Longjing tea is produced on the shore of the beautiful West Lake. The land here is fertile, and its unique mountain microclimate is very conducive to the growth and development of tea trees. Nature's special favor and the careful cultivation of tea farmers have given birth to Longjing tea with excellent quality and fame at home and abroad.

3. Yue Opera, which is the main local opera in Hangzhou, was popular in Shengxian County 70 years ago, and has now become one of the important operas in the country. Yue Opera is good at lyricism, with beautiful tunes and delicate performances.

4. In the Spring Festival in Hangzhou, there is a custom of respecting ingots and tea, from the first day of the first lunar month to the fifth day of the first lunar month, relatives and friends, mutual exchanges, congratulations on the new joy. Particular people, first of all, a cup of ingots tea, add two green olives, or kumquats to the tea, in order to take the meaning of auspicious New Year. Drinking tea with olives and kumquats is crisp and delicious, and the tea taste is more fragrant.

5. The custom of burning incense in eight temples on the eighth day of Hangzhou people. During the Chinese New Year, Hangzhou incense is prosperous, in addition to religious factors, there is also a little-known refuge function. Earlier, there was an old saying in Hangzhou that ridiculed debtors, called "Don't be in a hurry; Twenty-eight years old, find a way; Twenty-nine years old, there are some and there are; I don't see each other on the 31st, and I don't see each other on the first day of the new year.

I was born in a small city in southern China, where the customs are very diverse, and I will introduce you to a few of the more representative ones.

First of all, there are the local wedding customs. As mentioned in the title, Qinghai girls use yaks to marry, and we also have a special dowry here - bamboo rat dowry. On the wedding day, the groom is talking about preparing a bamboo rat and then hiding it in his clothes, and as the ceremony progresses, he will give the bamboo rat to the bride, which means that the groom is responsible for taking care of the bride for the rest of his life, just as he is going to take care of this bamboo rat.

Secondly, we also have a very popular festival here - the Dragon Boat Festival. This festival is usually held on the fifth day of the fifth month of May every year, and people will eat zongzi, race dragon boats, hang wormwood, and so on this day. However, there is a special custom of the Dragon Boat Festival in my hometown, which is to place a handful of calamus symbolizing conscience at the door.

It is believed that calamus can ward off evil spirits and evil spirits, and bless families with peace and health.

The last custom is our New Year's market here. Every year on the eve of the Chinese New Year, our city will hold a New Year goods market, where vendors from all over the world will bring all kinds of food, clothing, toys and other New Year goods, where people can buy the items they need. However, the most interesting part of the market is our "Pig's Trotter Auction".

The vendors would put a dozen trotters on the table, and then they would ask the citizens to bid, and finally the highest bidder would take the trotters home. This custom is fun and increases people's communication and interaction.

These are some of the interesting customs in my hometown that reflect our cultural heritage and historical background. For everyone, learning about the different customs and cultures in different places can also increase our horizons and breadth, and bring more thinking and inspiration.

Origin of the Spring Festival:The Spring Festival originated from the worship of gods and ancestors at the beginning and end of the year in ancient times, and has a history of more than 4,000 years.

In ancient times, people held sacrificial activities at the beginning of the new year after the end of the year-old farming, and offered sacrifices to the gods of heaven and earth, the kindness of ancestors, the exorcism of evil spirits, and the blessings of the new year. The early festival culture reflected the nature worship of the ancients and the harmony between heaven and man.

First, the humanistic spirit of chasing the distance cautiously and thinking about the source.

In modern times, people set the Spring Festival on the first day of the first lunar month, but it generally does not end until at least the fifteenth day of the first lunar month. The Spring Festival is a folk festival that integrates worshipping gods and ancestors, praying for blessings and warding off evil spirits, reunion of relatives and friends, celebration and entertainment, and food.

The legend of the New Year Beast during the Spring Festival:

There is a legend about the origin of the Spring Festival, in ancient China, there was a monster called "Nian", which lived deep at the bottom of the sea for many years and climbed ashore every Chinese New Year's Eve. People fled deep into the mountains to escape the harm of the Nian beasts. Later, one year on Chinese New Year's Eve, an old man from outside the village told the people how to drive away the "Nian" beast.

It turned out that "Nian" was most afraid of red, fire and explosions. Since then, every year on Chinese New Year's Eve, families have posted red couplets and set off firecrackers; Candles are lit up in every household, and the watch is waiting for the year. Early in the morning of the first day of the new year, I have to go to my relatives and friends to say hello. This custom spread more and more widely, and it became the Spring Festival.

My hometown has a lot of interesting customs, such as:

1.On the 15th day of the first lunar month, we will set off fireworks, eat Lantern Festival, enjoy lanterns, and perform traditional performances such as dragon and lion dances.

2.At the wedding, the bride will wear the traditional red wedding dress, and the groom will "knock" on the door with a red envelope to pick up the bride, and then perform a series of traditional wedding ceremonies. Cons.

3.During the Spring Festival, we will paste Spring Festival couplets, hang red lanterns, eat reunion dinners, make dumplings, etc., which are all traditional customs of the Spring Festival.

4.On Qingming Festival, we will sweep tombs, burn paper, and worship ancestors, which is our way of expressing respect and remembrance for the deceased.

5.During the Dragon Boat Festival, we will eat zongzi, race dragon boats, and hang wormwood, which is to commemorate Qu Yuan and resist the traditional customs of epidemics.

These customs are rich and colorful, and we can feel the unique cultural charm of our hometown.