The contents of the Southern Fujian cultural handwritten newspaper are as follows:

1. The contents of the Southern Fujian folk culture handwritten newspaper in Pudu from the first day of the seventh lunar month to the thirty-third of the seventh lunar month, each village Everyone has their own specific "Purdue" day. The villagers in the town celebrate this festival as lively as the Spring Festival.

2. Dowry: People in southern Fujian give many kinds of dowries in their weddings. They are rich and colorful, including food, clothing, daily use, and offerings to worship ancestors and gods. These dowries are all It has its own special meaning. Among the dowry gifts, the most important etiquette is the "pig's feet in front of the sedan chair", which have two legs, front and rear, weighing ten to twenty kilograms to show the weight of the gift.

3. The end of the year: The end of the year is the "end" of a year's activities for businesses and the "prelude" of the Spring Festival activities for ordinary people. It is popular in southern Fujian and Taiwan. Every year on the first and fifteenth day of the month or the second and sixteenth day of the month, it is the day when businessmen in southern Fujian and Taiwan worship the gods, which is called "tooth making". The first tooth to be done on February 2nd is called the "head tooth". The tooth to be done on December 16th is the last tooth to be done, so it is called the "last tooth".

4. Car Drum Nong: Also known as Car Drum Nong or Car Drum Array, it is a traditional folk entertainment form with strong local color in southern Fujian, especially in Tong'an area, China. It is a traditional song and dance art that combines singing and performance. It is loved by the majority of people for its simple movements, easy to learn and perform, and humorous style.

5. Bo Cake (Ba Cake): It is a traditional Mid-Autumn Festival activity that originated in Xiamen and then spread to southern Fujian. It began in the early Qing Dynasty. It is a unique moon cake culture and is also the southern Fujian people’s historical understanding. A kind of inheritance. According to legend, the Mid-Autumn Festival cake game was invented by Zheng Chenggong when he was stationed on Gulangyu Island to alleviate the soldiers' Mid-Autumn lovesickness and encourage morale. As a result, it was 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, it is a traditional Chinese folk cultural activity. On every festive occasion, people dance dragons. During the dragon dance, the dragon follows the hydrangea and performs various movements, interspersed, and constantly showing various postures such as twisting, waving, leaning up, kneeling, jumping, and shaking. Therefore, dragon dancing to pray for peace and a good harvest has become a traditional folk culture across the country.