The custom of begging children in Nanchang, Jiangxi province has local characteristics. In ancient Nanchang, there was a high-earth bridge in the center of Xihu District, with 12 stone pillars on it. On the evening of August 15 every year, women come to the bridge, wait until the moon reaches noon, then touch the stone pillars on both sides of Gao Qiao with their hands and even put them in their arms. It is said that this will give birth to boys. "Hanging robes on June 6th": According to legend, the sixth day of the sixth lunar month is the day when the Dragon King and the Temple Bodhisattva hang robes. It was a sunny day with a dry climate. Clothes exposed to the sun on June 6 will not be moldy and moth-eaten. So on this day, every household has to rummage through all the clothes at home and take them out to dry. This custom is actually a worship of the sun. Tea-picking opera: Gannan tea-picking opera is one of the local operas in Jiangxi. It evolved from the combination of folk tea-picking lanterns and folk lanterns, and then absorbed and combined with Nanchang folk dance. Nanchang tea-picking drama is humorous, aesthetic and affectionate, with a strong local flavor of Nanchang. Geyang Opera, also known as Gezai Opera and Gaoxi Opera, is one of the four major vocal tunes of China local operas. The early Ming Dynasty was named after it was formed in Geyang County, Jiangxi Province. At present, there are 1 1 high-pitched operas in China, all of which are related to Geyang Opera. Today's famous "Beijing Opera" was formed on the basis of Geyang Opera through the development and evolution of other orchestras. The main performance characteristics of Geyang Opera are big movements, rigorous characters, lively scenes and strong local flavor, which are suitable for folk performances. Nanchang area must eat rice cakes, braised fish, fried rice noodles, eight-treasure rice and boiled thick soup, which in turn means annual rise, fish every year, abundant crops, string rice, eight-treasure rice and prosperity every year. Northern areas like to eat jiaozi during the Spring Festival, which means unity, good luck and welcoming the New Year. In order to increase the atmosphere and fun of the festival, people in the past dynasties have put a lot of effort into dumpling stuffing. People put their wallets in jiaozi, and whoever eats it will make a fortune next year; Wrap honey in jiaozi, and whoever eats it will represent the sweetness of life in the coming year and so on. Nanchang people are also very particular about New Year's greetings. On the first day, the son pays New Year greetings to his parents, the younger generation pays New Year greetings to the elders in turn, and the elders lead the younger generation to pay New Year greetings to their neighbors. The son-in-law of the second day pays a New Year call to his mother-in-law. On the third day, when my daughter goes back to her mother's house, she will send candy cakes to her neighbors, reflecting the harmonious neighborhood relationship. During the China New Year, the seventh day is very important. Nanchang folk proverb says: "The seventh day is like a year." Because it is said that Nu Wa made a baby on the seventh day. On the seventh day, every household will eat paste soup. People think that eating paste soup symbolizes rising step by step. The last day of the Lunar New Year is the Lantern Festival on the fifteenth day of the first month. Lantern Festival is also called "Lantern Festival" because of the custom of putting lanterns on it. Nanchang's marriage customs have a long history, which makes several generations feel interesting, and welcoming the bride is one of them. As soon as the wedding day arrived, the man's family hosted a banquet for the female guests early in the morning. After the banquet, the one-year-old man's family and his family went to the wedding. In the past, the sedan chair was carried by eight people, and the man's house was equipped with a barbell and a gift basket. At that time, the wedding was very heavy, 100 Jin of meat, 100 Jin of noodles, 100 Jin of flower cake, and 60 yuan. Sister banquet is a farewell to her little sister. All the items are sprinkled with red confetti and pine boards, and red eggs and paper-cuts with the word "hi" are placed on them. When I arrived at the woman's house, I greeted her with firecrackers. However, the female helpers all closed the door and refused to let the men's guests in, vying for the men's favorite cigarettes, wine and sugar. The wedding guests beat gongs and drums outside the door to show "make-up". After the two sides discussed, the door opened, and the woman's house hosted a banquet for the man's guests, and received three gifts to send eggs, sugar and cakes to the children who came to watch the fun. At this time, the woman's family scolded the man's family for not having enough things, and the man's family also excused themselves or scolded the woman's family. The two sides are arguing endlessly, as the saying goes, "the more you scold, the more you scold." Although modern society advocates changing customs, the ancient and simple marriage customs have a long history and have been integrated into modern civilization.