Looking for books about folk customs! !

The two sets of "Elegance and Popular China Series" and "Chinese Mysterious Culture Series" are relatively lively, and the overall intuitive recommendation is "Chinese Folklore History";

In addition, "Jingchu Shishi" "Records" (Southern Dynasties) is a relatively representative ancient folklore chronicle, similar to "Guangji" (Song Dynasty) and Scenery of the Imperial Capital (Ming Dynasty). The tea ceremony is of course Lu Yu's "Tea Classic". In terms of etiquette... er, Zhou Rites alright. Many incense teachings are mixed in Buddhist scriptures such as the Taisho Canon, but there are still many books on the market that introduce incense teachings, such as "Introduction to Incense Way";

"Kao Gong Ji" and "Tiangong Kaiwu" which record inventions ""Mengxi Bi Tan" (I often heard these in history classes when I was a child, haha), Qi Min Yao Shu is mainly about agriculture, but there are also many interesting things that are very ecological. There are many vernacular and annotated versions of these books now, and there are also many on the Internet. Besides, except for Kao Gong Ji, other languages ????are easy to understand.

Many of the words of the Tang Dynasty are reflected in the legends and notes of the time... "Youyang Zazu", "Beili Zhi" (hook column), "The Legacy of Kaiyuan Tianbao" and "Old News of Ciliu Family" (This is fantasy) "Tang Yan" (mostly about imperial examinations)

"Chinese Folk Customs", "Chinese Folk Custom Culture", "Chinese Folk Custom History", "Chinese Folklore", "Chinese Folk Customs Appreciation" ", "Encyclopedia of Chinese Folklore Knowledge", "Chinese Culture"

A travel magazine about European style, "Fashion Travel". The magazine has launched a series of beautifully printed European travel introductions, each country is introduced separately, one copy for each country, and is sold in general large bookstores.

There is also "National Geographic Magazine", which is also a very good choice.

Japanese folk beliefs