Binyang acid powder, Binyang salt cake, white fragrant glutinous rice cake, Binyang Zhuang brocade, Binyang bamboo weaving, etc.

1. Binyang acid powder

Binyang acid powder is produced in Binyang County, Nanning City, Guangxi Province, China. Because of the humid and hot weather in summer, Binyang has poor appetite. Therefore, this kind of rice noodle making method has been produced. Binyang acid powder is famous for its sweet and sour taste.

2. Binyang Salt Cake

Binyang Salt Cake is a snack. There are two kinds of traditional salt cakes: cup cake and bowl cake. Later, taro cake and seven-color cake were added. Steamed in a small porcelain glass is called "cup cake", steamed in a bowl is called "bowl cake", taro cake and seven-color cake are steamed in a tray, and then cut into pieces of rhombus when steamed.

3. Baixiang glutinous rice

Baixiang glutinous rice is made of glutinous rice, which is washed, soaked and steamed in a steamer until it is ripe, soft and loose. Take it out and put it in a stone mortar, and mash it with a big piece of wood. Then put the mushy Baba in a pot, divide it into small balls while it is hot, then flatten the small balls into round, white and soft ones, and then add soybean powder, red sugar or peanut sesame sugar as stuffing according to personal preference.

4. Binyang Zhuang Brocade

Binyang Zhuang Brocade is an intangible cultural heritage project in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, which originated in the Han Dynasty and was formed in the Tang and Song Dynasties. The weaving technique of Binyang Zhuang brocade inherits the ancient weaving equipment, weaving technology, weaving materials and pattern styles of traditional Zhuang brocade, and its products are divided into three categories: daily necessities, artworks and tourist souvenirs.

5. Binyang bamboo weaving

Binyang bamboo weaving is a variety of daily necessities, such as flower baskets, flower trays, flower trays, boxes and various home decorations, which are made of bamboo or bamboo as the main raw materials and miscellaneous wood, rattan, silk, grass and other auxiliary materials. Binyang bamboo weaving has a long history, which can be traced back to the Song Dynasty.

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