The second monster-Guo kui is like a pot cover: Guo kui (we Jiangsu people call it pie) is as big as a pot cover, hard and brittle.
Three eccentrics-noodles like ribbons: There are many kinds of pasta here. Most noodles are thicker and wider, but they are actually slightly thinner than belts.
Four eccentrics-girls don't care about others: It is said that girls here (in the old society) generally don't marry far away or foreigners, but this is not the case now.
Five eccentrics-push up instead of sitting on the bench: According to local people, it may be because there is too much dust on the bench and people's habits, so people (referring to rural areas) generally push up instead of sitting on the bench.
Six eccentrics-houses with half roofs: Most of the houses here are houses with half slopes (in the past). One way is to save materials, and the other way is to pay less taxes in the old society.
Seven eccentrics-wearing handkerchiefs on their heads: Because of the dry local climate and windy sand, many women wear handkerchiefs on their heads when they go out to keep out the dust.
Eight eccentrics-enough paper is stuck outside: it may be the habit of some residents to stick a layer of paper outside the window.
First of all, noodles are like belts
Second, a pot helmet is like a pot cover.
Third, pepper is a dish.
Fourth, the bench does not squat.
Five, dad put it on his head.
Six, the house is half covered
Seven, the girl is not foreign.
Eight, singing and shouting
First of all, noodles are like belts
Noodles are as wide as belts. Lamian Noodles is also called Bing Bing Mian (pronounced biang-biang, which is not found in the modern Chinese dictionary). There is a difference between the authentic ice noodles made by Guanzhong people and the Lamian Noodles that city people usually eat. Authentic ice, the width of a surface can reach two or three inches, and the length is about 1 meter. When it is thick, it looks like a coin, and when it is thin, it looks like a cicada. One meal of noodles is enough, but for Guanzhong people with a large appetite, it is easy to eat 8 Liang 1 kg at a time.
Second, a pot helmet is like a pot cover.
According to legend, when Ganling was built in the Tang Dynasty, there were too many military craftsmen in service, which often delayed the construction progress and was punished for eating. So, a soldier anxiously put the dough into his helmet and baked it into a cake in the fire. Now, Guo Kun has been in Shaanxi for thousands of years.
To make a pot helmet, the noodles should be too hard to rub by hand. You have to rub it with wooden poles and then bake it slowly in a large pot with a diameter of more than 2 feet. In this way, the branded pot helmet is crisp and tender outside in the morning, fragrant and delicious, and will not deteriorate for more than ten or eight days. Guo Kui should be counted as "Guo Kui of Ganzhou (now Ganxian)".
Third, pepper is a dish.
As for peppers, most people think that people in Hunan and Sichuan can eat peppers. In fact, Sichuanese only regard pepper as a seasoning, but in Shaanxi, "no spice" is a serious dish. Even the front door of every household in Xi 'an is covered with a string of gratifying red peppers.
"Spitter" is red in appearance, fragrant in smell and spicy, which can be used to mix noodles and eat steamed buns. People often say, "It's good to eat spicy ice!"
Fourth, the bench does not squat.
Shaanxi people have the best squatting skills in the country. Squatting is an hour, eating, playing chess, resting and chatting. Even with benches and chairs, the longest person can squat for 3-5 hours. Squat originated from the way of rest after work, which can eliminate fatigue, restore physical strength and cultivate self-cultivation.
Five, dad put it on his head.
In the past, in the "western films" reflecting the life of Shaanxi people, it was often seen that old men and women wearing sheep belly towels and double-breasted jackets wore a black or white handkerchief on their heads. If you are lucky enough to go to the Guanzhong countryside, the shape here is exactly the same as what you saw in the movie.
It turns out that Shaanxi is rich in cotton, and locals are used to wearing handkerchiefs made of cotton on their heads. It can not only prevent dust, rain and sun, but also wipe your hands and wrap things. It's really economical and convenient.
Six, the house is half covered
In Xi city and rural areas of Shaanxi province, houses built on one side can be seen everywhere. What is a side cover? Generally, the roof of a house is herringbone, and the houses in Shaanxi are herringbone curled. It is said that because Shaanxi is dry in the morning and there is little rain, the houses built here can let all the rain of Jane stamps flow to their own fields, which is the so-called "rich water does not flow to outsiders."
Moreover, in the past century, Shaanxi's agricultural development has been slow, but its population has increased rapidly. Families living together in rural areas have limited land area, large population and tight housing, thus forming a history of "half-built" houses.
Seven, the girl is not foreign.
It is said that the land in Guanzhong area is fertile, so few people travel to other places to survive. So there is a proverb, "Old people don't go out (Tongguan), and Sichuan is indispensable". Over time, not only men don't travel far, but even girls don't marry far away.
Eight, singing and shouting
Singing opera refers to Shaanxi opera. It is characterized by high excitement and extreme haste. In particular, the singing voice of Hua Lian is even louder, and the locals call it "earning a broken head." Foreigner joke: "singing Shaanxi opera, first, the stage should be strong to avoid collapse;" Second, actors should be healthy and avoid getting sick; Third, the audience should be bold and not be scared. "
Shaanxi dialect:
Getu: It means squat.
There are jingles circulating in Shaanxi:
Noodles are as wide as belts.
A pot helmet is as big as a pot cover.
You spicy zi yi Dao Cai
The stool is not sitting on the seat.
Dad put it on his head.
Half-built house
Girls don't marry.
Qinqiang roars.