Located in the southwest of China, it is a municipality directly under the central government of China and an important central city of the country? Megacity, international metropolis, economic, financial, trade, logistics, scientific and technological innovation and shipping center in the upper reaches of the Yangtze River, comprehensive transportation hub in southwest China and the largest industrial and commercial city? An important modern manufacturing base of the country, a pilot zone for comprehensive urban and rural reform; The strategic support of the opening up and development of the western region and the central hub of the western region of the Yangtze River Economic Belt; It borders Hubei and Hunan in the east, Guizhou in the south, Sichuan in the west and Shaanxi in the north.
Chongqing-Chongqing Customs;
Japanese custom: For thousands of years, Chongqing people have formed the folk custom of paying New Year's greetings during the Spring Festival, watching lanterns on the 15th, worshipping ancestors in Tomb-Sweeping Day, enjoying the moon in the Mid-Autumn Festival, hanging wine, catching up with temple fairs, sitting in sedan chairs and flying kites, which is similar to other areas in China. However, as there are five Tujia and Miao Autonomous Counties in Chongqing, these two warm and traditional ethnic groups have their own unique folk festivals.
Sacrifice, prayer and festival activities
Miao people "chase after autumn"
Folk culture: Bayu culture is a part of China traditional culture with a long history. "Yanhuang" began in the Yellow River Basin, and from Yu Xia, the legends of our ancestors began to spread southward.
Chongqing Tujia new year's eve dinner: "deduction of meat" and "reclamation of pepper" are indispensable.
The custom of catching the new year in Chongqing
One night for two years, one night for two days.
Hubei, referred to as "Hubei" for short, is the capital of Wuhan, which is located in the south of central China, in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River and north of Dongting Lake, hence the name.
Hubei customhouse
Tujia customs in western Hubei: western Hubei is adjacent to western Hunan, northern Guizhou and southeastern Sichuan, where hundreds of thousands of Tujia residents live. They have unique living customs. Unique and bright clothes. The clothing of the Tu people, especially the young people, has a distinctive national style. For example, a young man has a long blue headscarf wrapped around his head. His coat is often white cloth with a broad blue edge. Traditional cloth buttons and pants are wider. Young women, their headscarves are colored cloth towels and their tops are red or green, but the neckline, back shoulders, cuffs, hem and other places are inlaid with beautiful patterns. Wearing a gold or silver bracelet. ?
Singing folk songs is an indispensable skill for young Tu men and women, and some elderly Tu folk songs can also sing "a lot". Melodious folk songs can often be heard on winding mountain roads, in fields, tea fields, farmhouses and earthen ponds. There are even folk songs sung by men and women, and young people of Shan nationality express their love for each other in this form. Konoha flirts. Young Tu people hold a green leaf in their mouths and make a beautiful, moving and euphemistic sound. This voice is a touching love song. A small leaf only expresses feelings for men and women. ?
The old habit of Chongyang people: Chongyang County in southern Hubei has beautiful scenery and charming scenery. Being far away from big cities, the villagers have maintained many folk traditions and customs. When young men and women get married, the furniture style is still in the ancient form.
Tongshan Drum: According to legend, Tongshan Drum originated in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. It is a traditional folk art that farmers sing with the accompaniment of mountain drums when working in the fields.
Tianmen Sangbang Drum: In Tianmen and mian yang, because of the low terrain and plenty of water, people suffered from floods in the past. In order to make a living, they left their hometown, shouldered the "three-stick drum" and traveled around.
Jingzhou Flower Drum: Jingzhou Flower Drum was originally a "flower drum along the door", which is a grass yangko for the poor to beg for a living. This kind of "flower drum" means that one person beats the drum and sings lyrics, and several people echo it together.
Eating Zongzi and Dragon Boat Race: Eating Zongzi and Dragon Boat Race are the customs in many parts of China. But this custom comes from commemorating Qu Yuan, which is even worse in his hometown of Hubei.
Bamboo beds in the streets of Wuhan on summer nights: After the summer solstice in July, Wuhan citizens were driven out of their homes on hot summer nights, forcing them to put bamboo beds on both sides of the streets to sleep out. The dense bamboo beds are next to each other. Old people, children, young people, young women and even girls lie on bamboo beds and spend night after night.