1, Spring Festival

The first day of the first lunar month is an important festival for family reunion to look forward to a good year. In the New Year's Eve, in the north of the wheat producing area, jiaozi is the main food of the festival; In the south of rice producing areas, glutinous rice balls, rice cakes, fried piles and vegetarian dishes are the main products.

2. People's Day

The seventh day of the first lunar month, also known as Victory Day, People's Month Festival and Seven Yuan Festival, is a festival for local families to celebrate sacrifices. Avoid eating rice on this day, which means that the food is vegetarian dishes or vegetarian soup made of seven kinds of vegetables.

3. Lantern Festival

The fifteenth day of the first lunar month is the Lantern Festival, also known as Shangyuan Festival or Lantern Festival. In ancient times, it was a festival to decorate lanterns and worship stars. People are used to eating Yuanxiao (glutinous rice dumplings) (Yuanxiao was called floating Zi Yuan in ancient times, wrapped up and called Yuanxiao in modern times).

4. Zhonghe Festival, the second day of the second lunar month, is Zhonghe Festival, also called Dragon Head Festival or Spring Dragon Festival. It is the legendary day when the Spring Dragon looks up and rains, which is more popular in the north. In ancient times, Zhonghe Festival was a festival to worship the Spring Dragon. Holiday foods mainly include Longxu Noodles, Spring Cake (Longlin Cake), Fried Spring Roll, Fried Spring Festival, Fried Cake, Sun Cake and five kinds of vegetable dishes. They are usually used to eating soy sauce, batter, onion, garlic and other foods.

5. Section IV

On the third day of the third month of the lunar calendar, in ancient times, it was a festival to go for an outing to worship the gods. Holiday diet is mainly vegetarian.

6. Tomb-Sweeping Day

April 4th or 5th of the Gregorian calendar is a traditional major festival in memory of ancestors. In the northern region, the holiday diet is mainly vegetarian, and people like to eat fried Toona sinensis fish, Toona sinensis noodles, Toona sinensis beans, Toona sinensis scrambled eggs, Toona sinensis pancakes and other vegetarian foods.

7. Buddha Bath Festival

On the eighth day of the fourth lunar month, the legendary Buddha Sakyamuni was born, and temples and folks followed the tradition of passing on beans to commemorate the Buddha. In the northern region, people are used to making black rice with the juice of tung leaves, or making elm cakes and rose drinks with the spring flowers of trees to give each other gifts and link friendship.

Second, the summer vacation eating habits

1, Dragon Boat Festival

The fifth day of the fifth lunar month is the most important festival to pay homage to the national totem loong, and the Golden Boy is also a traditional festival for Chu descendants to pay homage to Qu Yuan, the national ancestor. On this day, a grand dragon boat race will be held to show the spirit of the dragon. As the arrival of the hot summer coincides with the season of sowing rice, everything recovers. In order to prevent the five insects from invading the human body, people once again pin their hopes on food-Zongzi, which is homophonic with Zongzi and implies the meaning of clan. Zongzi is the best memorial to ancestors. The custom of eating zongzi on Dragon Boat Festival is very popular all over the country. The north likes sweet zongzi, while the south likes salty zongzi. In some areas of Hubei Province, people keep the holiday customs of inserting cattails, posting Zhong Kui pictures, drinking realgar wine and eating zongzi (yellow rice in the north and glutinous rice in the south), and using yellow sticky food to ward off evil spirits. Generally speaking, Huang Wu (Monopterus albus, Pseudosciaena crocea, cucumber, Huangmei and Realgar) and Sanbai (white wine, white meat and white garlic) will be eaten in the Dragon Boat Festival.

2. Antenna feeding part

The sixth day of the sixth lunar month is in midsummer. In order to feel the auspiciousness brought by the sun, people in the north often offer sacrifices to Tugutian and its ancestors with cool food (such as sour plum soup, gorgon porridge, rock sugar mung bean, Xiang Lian red bean paste, iced Ma Tilu, and eight-treasure lotus seed glutinous rice cake). People are used to making lobster sauce, noodle sauce, yellow sauce and brewing soy sauce vinegar on this day, and using "fermentation" to express the meaning of "filial piety".

3. Chinese Valentine's Day

The seventh day of the seventh lunar month is the traditional Valentine's Day in China. In order to praise the pure love between the cowherd and the weaver girl in heaven and earth, people in the south of the Yangtze River express their nostalgia with exquisite and dexterous snacks and seasonal fresh fruit friends.

4. Mid-Autumn Festival

The fifteenth day of the seventh lunar month is an important festival for people in the north to sacrifice their ancestors and remember the dead. Holiday diet is mainly vegetarian.

Third, the autumn festival diet idioms

1, Mid-Autumn Festival

The Mid-Autumn Festival on August 15th of the lunar calendar is a festival for people to look forward to a bumper harvest and family reunion. On the night of Mid-Autumn Festival, the colorful clouds are scattered and the bright moon is in the sky. In the silvery moonlight, the family sat around a round table filled with fruits and moon cakes to celebrate family reunion. Be sure to eat tonight.

This is a moon cake. During the whole festival, moon cakes with southern and northern flavors compete with each other, and exquisite moon cakes become food for people to give each other gifts and express their feelings.

2. Double Ninth Festival

The ninth day of the ninth lunar month is an ancient festival to worship the sun god. In autumn, the Double Ninth Festival is a traditional festival to celebrate the harvest in Ji Fang and to respect and love the elderly. The world food activities are drinking osmanthus wine and chrysanthemum rice wine, eating sun cakes (Chongyang cakes) and eating crabs. On the Double Ninth Festival, North Renye Fang likes to climb mountains and watch the sunset glow several times.