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I am a Dong custom: During the Republic of China, Dong people lived in mountain cities and ate corn, sweet potatoes and other miscellaneous grains. Poor families eat two meals a day; Well-off households have three meals a day, drink camellia oleifera for breakfast (camellia oleifera is cooked with glutinous rice or corn, dried, ground into powder, and served with boiled water), and have dry rice for lunch and dinner. Generally, only one dish is fried for each meal. Each household raises 4-5 pigs per year, ranging from 10 or more. Usually, we kill pigs without selling meat, so we borrow vegetables from each other, so the vegetables are mainly meat and built into large pieces, and other dishes are eaten in the pot when they are cooked. Rich people come to visit, except vegetables, and stir-fry two or three meat dishes for dinner. Around the stove, they eat fat first, and then eat other dishes. Poor families, with no tables and chairs in the main hall, eat around the kitchen hall in summer. Wear: Dong villagers and residents have wood weaving, buy cotton and weave their own fabrics; Women wear embroidered cloth, embroidered skirts, embroidered shoes, embroidered handkerchiefs, suspenders, skirts, headdresses, collars, bracelets, corsage silverware, etc. Men wear thick self-dyed blue cloth. Both men and women tie their heads with their own woven silk handkerchief. Sticking sheets, quilt covers and quilts are all embroidered and made by ourselves. Except for a few wealthy families, in cold weather, you can wear up to 3 single clothes, 1 single socks and sandals for the winter. Living: Empty people live in short thatched huts with "thousands of columns falling to the ground", while rich people use Chinese fir structures to build diaojiao buildings, where people live upstairs, feed poultry and livestock downstairs, and pile up firewood and production tools. There is a central hall and a kitchen hall. Wash: I'm not used to bathing. Wash once every five days in hot weather, and don't take a bath for two months in cold weather. Wash your face, feet and bath. Men, women and children use a basin. Division of labor: women do housework, peel rice, cook, weave, raise poultry and livestock, etc. I often weave until midnight, and I will lick rice before dawn; Men go to the fields to farm, and when they come home from work, they don't help with housework and wait for tea and rice. Marriage: In the late Qing Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty, poor men and women reached the age of 10 and engaged in "three media and six certificates". Most of the women live in the man's house as child brides. When they grow up, the women in the man's house have no dowry. But when the man picks up the bride, he should give her a certain amount of cash and no other gifts. After getting engaged, a few wealthy girls only choose their own auspicious days to go to the man's house when they get married. The third day of the third lunar month is the Dong Love Song Festival, where men and women get together to sing love songs. The male singer won the engagement and got married. People in the same village are generally not allowed to get married. When the bride gets married, she has to sit in a sedan chair for four. Before entering the sedan chair, relatives and friends who sing will give the bride copper coins and wish each other with lyrics. For example, "I'll give you a copper coin to buy land, buy Yunnan up and transfer it, and buy Beiping City down." I'll give you money to buy fields on average, I'll buy Nagata horse racing, I'll buy mountains to raise fish, I'll raise carp to have children, and both of them will jump the dragon gate. "Friends and neighbors looked at the sedan chair and sang," I went out and saw a red sedan chair with lanterns hanging on it. The wind blew lanterns everywhere, which made my husband's family feel hot. "Before the bride gets married, she should have a meal from her mother. Sisters, brothers, relatives and friends should draw a large piece of fat on the bride's mouth to show their affection and congratulations on leaving the station. At least 20 relatives, ranging from 30 to 40, will accompany the bride to the man's house, and everyone will give the bride a quilt as a dowry. From the day when the bride and groom pay New Year greetings, they will sing around the bride and groom every night for three days until midnight, and the bride and groom are not allowed to sleep together. After the Three Dynasties, the bride and groom were taken back to the bride's house together and returned to the man's house to live together until the bride became pregnant. Festivals: Traditional festivals include Spring Festival, Surprise Festival, Spring Festival, Tomb-Sweeping Day, Dragon Boat Festival, Bull Festival on April 8th, Sun Festival on June 6th, and Cooking Festival on February 23rd. Funeral: When the old man died, he put a shroud on the body. Rich families, when the dead are buried in the mountains, have to get on well with their children and grandchildren. 10 days and a half or even 1 month, you can't go out, you have to do Dojo and read Buddha. Tongzhai people died and were buried in Tongzhai Mountain. When the mountain was buried, the eldest (filial) son carried the spirit tablet in front, and the rest of the descendants took three big steps and three small steps to bow down.