The customs and habits of Changchun, Jilin

The customs and habits of Changchun, Jilin;

1. Northeast Yangko: Yangko, popular in Jilin, is a folk art that integrates dance, singing and drama, with dance as the mainstay.

From the form of performance, it can be divided into land yangko, stilt yangko, inch yangko and various forms of expression such as lifting pole, back pole and fork pole.

2. Treading on stilts: The stilts popular in Jilin area are rich in content. The roles played by traditional stilts are head stilts (martial arts are childe), second stilts (martial arts are angels), fishing, firewood, ploughing, reading, green snake, white snake, Xu Xian, and general tops (female horns) and waste (male horns). ?

3. Diet: Jilin is the hometown of rice and corn, and the dishes are more in line with the tastes of the public. There are three main characteristics: high oil, high salt and large food volume. Northeasters have a heavy taste, and basically every dish is salty. ?

4. Drama: Jiju, which originated in Jilin Changchun, is a new drama formed on the basis of Errenzhuan after the founding of the People's Republic of China.

Representative plays include Blue River Complain, Peach Blossom and Plum Blossom, Bao Gong Indemnity, Selling Line in Yan Qing, Moving Kiln, Jiang Jie, Sending Grain on a Rainy Night, Buying and Selling Vegetables, Bao Gong Driving Donkeys, and Three-room Goddess Girl, etc.

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Dialect:

Changchun dialect is Changchun dialect, which belongs to northeastern mandarin-Haval-Changjin. It originated from the mixture of a large number of immigrants from Hebei and Shandong with the Han and Manchu languages outside the original customs.

Due to the rapid development of industry and culture in Changchun after the founding of the People's Republic of China, a large number of immigrants from all over the country have been integrated, so the accent is lighter than that of neighboring rural counties and towns, and it is closer to Mandarin.

religion

There are five major religions in Changchun, Buddhism, Taoism, Catholicism, Christianity and Islam, which are widely distributed and have a long history. There are 396 sites for religious activities approved by the government and officially registered in this city.

The temples and churches in Changchun include Manjuji, prajna temple, Ginkgo Xinglong Temple, Fumengji, Big Buddha Temple, Changchun Temple, Changchun Catholic Church, Changchun West Fifth Road Christian Church and Changchun Mosque.

Shamanism once spread in the northeast of ancient China and was believed by many Manchu people, so its religious characteristics became an important cultural heritage in this area.

Shaman Culture Research Institute is the only professional research institution of Shaman culture in Northeast China.

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