--Northeast Yin'er who speaks Manchu--

If the river in Xiao Hong's hometown was not called Hulan River but Chimney River, I think she might give "Hulan River" "The Legend of the River" should be given another name. (The Legend of the Chimney River, the picture is so beautiful...) Hulan is a Manchu language, which means chimney when translated.

The Qing Dynasty has died, and the Manchu language is about to die, but in daily life, many words spoken by Northeasterners come from Manchu:

Saqima is now a bestseller Nationwide, this is a typical Manchu word.

Many Northeasterners may think that this word is a Chinese word, but in fact it also comes from the Manchu people. The Manchu people call all dry food foods "饽饽".

Lele, Hulele, blind Lele means nonsense.

Lahu, it sounds very sloppy, and that’s what it means.

Te (three sounds) Le, and those with disheveled clothes are called Te Le.

It is rare, and now it has become popular all over the country...

In addition to Chimney River, there are many place names, mountain and river names that are also Manchu, such as Jilin, which is the abbreviation of "Jilin Ula" in Manchu . There is also Ninggu Pagoda, the "bitter and cold place" where Zhen Huan's family was exiled in "The Legend of Zhen Huan". There is no pagoda. Ning Guta means "6" in Manchu. Xing'anling, which means "Golden Mountain" in Manchu, is pronounced as Xing'an Alin. The literal translation sounds nice and auspicious. There is also a certain drink (milk powder, right?) Wanda Mountain, which has the same purpose but is called Wanda Alin in Manchu.

--大神儿~---

For a young man from Northeast China, the word "大神儿" may have been associated with the bench since a very young age. Dumplings are as familiar as slides and other common things, but in fact many people have never thought about how the master dances, why he dances, who dances, and for whom... This is a custom that is getting farther and farther away from people. It's not an exaggeration to say it's a stereotype.

"Tiao Da Shen" comes from shamanism, not only among the Manchus, but now in the far west, there are still believers among some Turkic-speaking ethnic groups. "Shaman" is originally a Tungus language, which means "an agitated and crazy person", that is, a wizard. Shamanism worships natural gods, totems and ancestors. Shamans are messengers between people and gods. The Manchus and early Northeastern people "believe in witchcraft but not medicine." This is how the lively and cute child bride in "The Legend of Hulan River" was succumbed to the evil mother-in-law and shamanism. Full of torture to death. However, the shaman in "The Right Bank of the Ergun River" has real supernatural abilities and uses his life to protect the positive image of the tribe.

--Food--

When it comes to Northeastern cuisine, almost no one seems to think of Shandong cuisine. Among them, the representative oversized pork, pickled cabbage and vermicelli stew may be the most popular. Prominent role.

Sauerkraut, pig blood sausage, donkey rolls, sticky bean buns, including Saqima, and many other delicacies that are not so widely spread now, are all of pure Manchu descent, delicacies, just look at the picture above .

- Hanging Notes - -

Influenced by the Han people, the Manchus posted Spring Festival couplets during the New Year, but they also posted "hanging flags" on the lintels. Now The more common name is "hanging paper". In the past, the Manchu people affixed yellow, red, white or blue hanging paper according to their own flags, but the Han people accepted this custom with colorful and free colors.

In my memory, living in Liaoning, the border between Hu and Han, the colorful hanging paper is distant and vague. In my impression, even if my neighbors use hanging paper, it is still the red color of the Central Plains. But when I read the text description, the vague memory of the colorful hanging paper still comes to mind... But I heard that in Jilin, colored hanging paper is as common as couplets.

--Caisheng--

The word "Caisheng" may be unfamiliar even to Northeasterners, but "the child's character, wisdom, and destiny will be like the first Many Northeasterners should have heard the old saying that a person enters the delivery room to see his/her person. Of course, people don’t count nurses and doctors by default. Like other customs that one would never expect, "this is not a Han custom", this is a Manchu tradition adopted by the Northeastern people.

Go and ask yourself who your raw material collector is!