1. Every village has its own "Purdue" day from the first day to the thirtieth day of the seventh lunar month. The villagers in the town have a lively holiday, and the content of Minnan folk culture handwritten newspaper is no less than the Spring Festival.
2. Dowry: There are many kinds of dowry in Minnan marriage, including food, clothing and use, as well as offerings to ancestors and gods. These dowries have special meanings. In dowry gifts, the most important etiquette is "pig's feet in front of sedan chair", and the front and rear legs should weigh ten to twenty kilograms to show the weight of the gift.
3. Tail teeth: Tail teeth are the "end" of merchants' annual festival activities and the "first sound" of people's Spring Festival activities, which are popular in southern Fujian and Taiwan Province Province. Every year on the first and fifteenth day of the month, or on the second and sixteenth day of the month, in southern Fujian, the day when Taiwanese businessmen worship the gods is called "tooth making". February 2nd is the first tooth making, which is called "the first tooth", and it is the content of Minnan folk culture handwritten newspaper. The tooth-making on1February 16 was the last tooth-making, so it was called "tail tooth".
4. Car drum: Also known as car drum and car drum, it is a traditional folk entertainment form with strong local color in southern China, especially in Tongan area. It is a traditional song and dance art that combines rap and performance. It is loved by the broad masses of people for its simple movements, easy learning and acting, and humorous style.
5. Bo Cake (Postscript Cake): It is a traditional Mid-Autumn Festival activity that originated in Xiamen and spread to southern Fujian. Began in the early Qing dynasty. This is a unique moon cake culture and a historical heritage of Minnan people. Legend has it that the Mid-Autumn Festival was invented by Zheng Chenggong when he was stationed in Gulangyu, in order to relieve soldiers' love for the Mid-Autumn Festival and boost their morale. Therefore, it has been passed down from generation to generation and has become a unique folk custom in southern Fujian today.
6. Dragon Dance: commonly known as playing with dragon lanterns, is a traditional folk cultural activity in China. On festivals, people will dance dragons. When dancing the dragon, the dragon follows the hydrangea to make various movements, interspersed, and constantly shows various postures such as twisting, waving, leaning back, kneeling, jumping and shaking. Therefore, dragon dancing to pray for peace and harvest has become a traditional folk culture all over the country.