Chengdu's characteristic folk culture Chengdu's characteristic folk culture. Every city has its own characteristic culture. Chengdu is one of the best tourist cities in the country. Many people have different emotions about it, so let's take a look at Chengdu's characteristics.

What are the folk cultures?

Let’s take a look.

Chengdu Characteristic Folk Culture 1 1. Dragon Boat Festival Zongzi and Spring Festival Zongzi. Most of the Zongzi made during the New Year are meat dumplings.

The freshly made bacon is the star of the rice dumplings.

Soak the glutinous rice in water, add boiled red beans and half-fat and lean bacon cut into pieces, and mix in salt and peppercorns.

2. Walking from one household to another is popular throughout Sichuan.

Folks usually celebrate New Year's Eve, weddings, new homes, etc.

They have to visit relatives at their homes, which is called visiting each other.

At that time, you usually have to bring pig's trotters, many gifts that you are reluctant to buy, good wine and other gifts, and wear clothes that you usually can't bear to part with.

The host cuts meat and buys wine and entertains me warmly.

2. Commemorating Du Fu in the Thatched Cottage on "Ren Day" The custom of visiting thatched cottage on "Ren Day" (the seventh day of the first lunar month) originated in the Tang Dynasty.

"Every year "Human Day" has become a special day for Chengdu people to visit the thatched cottage and remember the poet Du Fu. 3. On the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, lovers "steal youth". According to the traditional customs in Chengdu, if a young man falls in love with the girl next door, he can do so on the tenth day of the first lunar month.

On the fifth night, she went to the girl's vegetable field to steal a few handfuls of vegetables to express her love. When the girl found out that her vegetables had been stolen, she knew that a young man had fallen in love with her, and her heart was filled with joy and longing. 4. Spring.

Chunhuan is a social custom of the Han people. It is popular around the Spring Festival. In the old days, Chunhuan wore a black gauze hat and official uniform, holding a wooden spring cow in his left hand and a spring stick in his right hand.

They carried a cattle whip on their backs. They climbed mountains and waded in rivers and visited villages. Everywhere they went, they would sing some auspicious songs and give the owner a cattle inspection picture printed on red paper.

After the inspection is over, the household should give some coins to the examiner as a reward. It is a popular social custom among the Han people in all parts of Sichuan to bring their married daughters with them during major festivals such as the Spring Festival, Dragon Boat Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival.

Sons-in-law and sons who live separately bring gifts to visit their parents. This custom is still popular among relatives and friends, but the gifts have changed with the times.

Chengdu Characteristic Folk Culture 2 Chengdu Characteristic Culture 1. Bashu Culture Bashu culture has a long history of more than 5,000 years of development. It occupies an important position in the three major cultural systems of ancient China and constitutes a splendid place together with Qilu Culture, Sanjin Culture and other regional cultures.

The splendid Chinese civilization. Bashu culture is long-lasting, mysterious and splendid. It can be enjoyed by nature, or it can be lived by doing nothing; it can be free and easy, and it can survive because of swords. 2. Shu embroidery Shu embroidery is a variety of embroidery centered in Chengdu.

The general name refers to Shu embroidery, Hunan embroidery, Suzhou embroidery and Guangdong embroidery, which are mainly produced in Chengdu and Mianyang.

It has the characteristics of bright and rich changes. Shu embroidery is rigorous and precise in technique, pays attention to needle application, has various stitching methods, neat stitches, soft color blending, rich combination of virtual and solid colors, and has a strong local color. In 2006, Shu embroidery was selected into the first batch of Chinese national level.

List of Intangible Cultural Heritage. 3. Shu Brocade Shu Brocade, along with Hangzhou Brocade, Nanjing Yun Brocade, and Suzhou Song Brocade, are collectively known as China’s Four Famous Brocades. Most of Shu Brocade is based on warp colored strips and is embellished with colored strips.

With fine grain, rich patterns, elegant and unique colors, Shu brocade has become a colorful brocade with the most local style and national characteristics.

In 2006, Sichuan brocade weaving skills were included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage lists. 4. Porcelain bamboo weaving Porcelain bamboo weaving is a unique traditional handicraft in the Chengdu area. It originated in the middle of the Qing Dynasty. The porcelain bamboo weaving products have unique skills and are known for their fineness.

, with the technical characteristics of "selected materials, special fine silk, close to the tire, secret head, and colorful pictures".

Small, exquisite, and easy-to-carry porcelain-bodied bamboo products such as small craft vases and Kung Fu tea sets are widely favored by tourists at home and abroad.