The customs and habits of Jiangle include: tea smashing, Longchi inkstone and Xishan paper, which can be called "Three Musts of Jiangle", and they are all listed in the national and provincial intangible cultural heritage protection projects. The "Bronze Carving on the Bowl" in Leicha Square and the guide map "The Story of Yuhua Cave" in Yuhua Cave were selected into the Guinness Book of Records of Shanghai World.

1, Jiangle Leicha

Please have a cup of tea, which is the most common and grand hospitality etiquette for Jiang Le. When people get married, move, join the army, get promoted, go to school and celebrate their birthday, tea-smashing becomes an essential festive product. According to textual research, Jiangle Leicha was introduced by the Hakkas when they moved south for the second time in the late Tang Dynasty.

There are many medicinal functions of lei tea. After drinking a mouthful of lei tea, you can feel greasy and full of comfort. According to the verification, drinking tea regularly has the effects of preventing wind, dispelling cold, clearing liver, improving eyesight, lowering blood pressure, moistening lung and invigorating stomach, moistening skin and beautifying face, and prolonging life. It is a health drink.

2. Jiangle Nanci

Jiangle Nanci is also called "Eight Rhyme Nanci". Its source comes from Wu Opera in Zhejiang.

3. Yuhua Cave

Wandering artists from Zhejiang were introduced into Jiangle County through Jiangxi, and then they were continuously processed and developed by folk artists, which formed a kind of drama with local charm of Jiangle. The Daobai of Nanci uses "Tuguan dialect" (Jiangle dialect accents Putonghua). Heavenly god blesses the people must be sung first in each play, and then other tracks, such as Meeting at the Broken Bridge, Dressing Demon in a Bowl, Zhao Jun and Fan, Meeting in the Lulin, Borrowing Clothes from Su Wenbiao, etc.

4. Spring

On the eve of beginning of spring, people in Le County searched for a good rape, vase vegetables, mustard greens, etc. from vegetable fields, brought them home and planted them in flowerpots, which were called "Spring Flowers". Then make a long banner with red paper, and write auspicious words such as "Great Spring Festival", "Spring comes to wealth" and "Welcome to Spring", and insert them next to "Spring Flowers". When beginning of spring comes, take out the "Spring Flowers" and put them in front of the gate or on the windowsill. At the same time, put green tea and sweet wine and light incense. When it is time for beginning of spring, every household will set off firecrackers to welcome the arrival of spring. This is called "spring flowers meet spring".