"This record should be based on the phenology of the Central Plains... Tianpeng Peony Society is located in Pengzhou City, north of Chengdu. It was called Tianpeng in ancient times. It is a peony cultivation base in Sichuan. Historically, it has cooperated with Luoyang in Henan, Caozhou in Shandong, and Hao in Anhui. The county together is known as the four major peony production bases in my country. The poet Lu You once said: "Peony is the first in Luoyang, Zhongzhou, and Peng is the first in Shutian." This shows that peony planting in Pengzhou was very famous in the Tang and Song Dynasties. This local folk culture tradition, Pengzhou City is scheduled to hold an annual event around the Qingming Festival... The common people's tea shop in old Chengdu is sunny in spring, and the old Chengdu Folk City in the western suburbs of Chengdu has a trace of wine left in the corner of its mouth. With the lingering fragrance of twice-cooked pork, Mr. Feng Shuimu, a member of the Provincial Writers Association, and Mr. Wang Dawei, an expert on literature and history, walked into the teahouse in the city. The two "old Chengdu" people told the tea guests stories about old Chengdu, recalling more than half of them. Old teahouses in Chengdu from a century ago. Common people’s tea shops and “overtime tea”. In 1935, Chengdu’s best-selling “New New New…Sichuan Chengdu Festival Chengdu Lantern Festival” The Chengdu Lantern Festival on the 15th day of the first lunar month is based on the custom of Lantern Festival lantern viewing. A traditional folk activity that developed. Lu You, a poet of the Southern Song Dynasty, described the grand scene of the Chengdu Lantern Festival in his poem "Ding You Shangyuan" as "the sudden stadium Jinxiu Peak, thousands of tourists and ladies; the drums are boiling at the Meridian Gate, and the lanterns are lit by thousands of torches at dusk." . Since 1962, Chengdu has resumed the Spring Festival Lantern Festival, which lasts for one month. During the Lantern Festival, there are folk performances in the park... The unearthed stone statue of Li Bing in the Eastern Han Dynasty during the Qingming Water Release Festival in Dujiangyan provides strong evidence that during the Eastern Han Dynasty more than 1,800 years ago. , the people in the irrigation area have begun to commemorate Li Bing. During the Qi Jianwu period (AD 494-498), Liu Jilian, the governor of Yizhou, moved the "Wangdi Ci" at the head of the Dujiangyan Canal to Danxian, and renamed it the Tang Chong De Temple after Li Bing. During the reign of Emperor Taizong (AD 712-756), he praised Li Bing as a "brave general". The drought-stricken plain in western Sichuan suddenly became a prosperous and world-famous "Land of Abundance". The people's gratitude to him is unforgettable. Dujiangyan is the source of Tianfu, and Li Bing is the first hero to build Dujiangyan. Live forever and shine forever, Li Bing will always be respected by the world. The Spring Festival of the Southern Ice and Snow Festival is approaching. Sichuan people do not have to go far to the north to enjoy snow and skiing. The first Southern Ice and Snow Festival in China (Sichuan) will be held in January 2001. It will kick off in Xiling Snow Mountain in Chengdu, Sichuan on September 6. At the same time, Sichuan Ice and Snow Festival branches will be set up in Jiuzhaigou, Emeishan, Hailuogou, Longchi, Wolong Giant Panda Nature Reserve and Wawushan National Forest Park. This event jointly launched by seven major scenic spots will be the first large-scale event held in southern China... Lantern Festival at the Lantern Festival in Chengdu is one of the traditional customs in southern my country. A traditional folk activity developed on the basis of customs. According to historical records, the Chengdu Lantern Festival originated in the second year of Emperor Ruizong Jingyun of the Tang Dynasty (711). It was initially only held for one night on the 15th day of the first lunar month, and increased to 3 nights by Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. Nights increased to 5 nights in the Northern Song Dynasty, 6 nights in the Southern Song Dynasty, and further increased to 10 nights in the Ming Dynasty. The grand occasion of the Chengdu Lantern Festival, according to the "Sui Hua Ji Li Pu" written by Chengdu people in the Yuan Dynasty... Local characteristics - teahouse "Sitting in a teahouse" is a special hobby of Chengdu people, so teahouses are located in every corner of urban and rural areas. Chengdu teahouses not only have a long history and are numerous in number, but also have their own unique style. No matter which teahouse you walk into, you will experience a strong Chengdu flavor: bamboo chairs, small square tables, three-piece tea sets, tiger stoves, copper pots, and the waiter's time to refill the water. You are impressed. "Three...hundred teams of people competing in the teahouse in Chengdu - Xinjin Dragon Boat Festival Dragon boat racing on the Dragon Boat Festival is one of the traditional customs of the people in southern my country. Although Chengdu is north of the Yangtze River, it is also a water town, so dragon boat racing has a long history. Until the 1960s, dragon boat races in Chengdu were still held on the Jinjiang River near Wangjiang Park. However, after the 1970s, the urban rivers were no longer suitable for dragon boat races.Therefore, the Nanhe River in Xinjin County, Chengdu, with its superior geographical conditions (wide river surface and gentle water flow), brings the dragon boat festival to more... Qiang Customs The Qiang call themselves "Rima", "Ribiao" or "Ruma", "Erma" ", belong to the same name. "Qiang" is another name, Congyang, Congren, meaning "shepherd of Xirong". Historically, the Qiang people are famous for raising sheep, so the Qiang people have a very close relationship with sheep, and they still retain the worship of " The custom of "Sacred Sheep". The Qiang language belongs to the Qiang branch of the Tibeto-Burman language family, and is divided into two major groups, northern and southern... An exploration into the folk custom of "Forty-Eight Villages Beating Pigs with Sticks" Historical materialism holds that people's social existence determines people's consciousness. A The natural, social, and living environment in which a nation exists determines the spiritual world, living habits, and social customs of the nation. Since the living environments of the same nation and different nations vary widely, it determines the diversity and particularity of the living customs and social customs of different nations. The folk custom of "beating pigs with sticks in the Forty-Eight Villages" mentioned in this article is the unique uniqueness of the Qiang people in Beichuan...
Jiuzhai Humanity Tibetan culture is extensive, profound and has a long history. The ancestors migrated here from the distant "third level of the world" - Ali in Tibet. They have thrived for generations and worked hand in hand with the surrounding Qiang, Hui and Han people to create the unique Kham culture that remains today. Clothing, food, travel, weddings, funerals, and production methods still maintain strong and simple Tibetan traditions: exquisite clothing, powerful waist knives... The concept of clothing, jewelry, and jewelry in Han culture generally refers to the human body and clothing. "Embellished", and in Tibetan culture, especially for women, the word "covered all over" is more appropriate. All kinds of jewelry and pendants are all over the body, such as hairpins, hairpins, bone rings, jade rings, and hairpins. Bead necklaces and various types of earrings, etc.; necklaces, beads, brackets (ancient metal sacred objects), Gawu and other protective accessories worn on the chest; tied around the waist...Tibetan style food Tibetans use fumigation Barbecue is the main dish, supplemented by highland barley wine, butter tea, yogurt and other drinks. Jiuzhaigou Tibetans have lived in the alpine region since ancient times, and have developed rich habits that are very different from other ethnic groups. The Tibetan people have their own traditional food and customs. Treat the customs with deep feelings. While admiring the beautiful mountains and rivers here, tourists can take a bite of sweet tsampa, taste rich butter tea, drink a cup of mellow green pear wine, and taste... Tibetan-style architecture. There are many types of Tibetan buildings with their own characteristics, which can be roughly divided into four types: temples, palaces, gardens, residences, and pagodas. The Tibetan and Qiang Festival Mazihui is the first lunar month of the Tibetan calendar, and the most solemn festival in Jiuzhaigou is the lunar calendar. On March 15th, the "Mazi Festival" is held. On this day, men, women and children dress up in costumes and go to the Zharu Temple to attend the temple fair, burn incense and worship the gods, go to the mountains to worship the Buddha, offer khatas to teachers, relatives, friends, and monks, and express their best wishes at the temple fair. There are also singing, dancing, Tibetan opera and other celebration activities. Young men and women often find friends and make friends on this day. In pastoral areas, interesting fire parties are often held, and people dance and sing all night long. In towns, as long as the weather is slightly warmer, people will go out with their families to drink highland barley wine and dance folk dances in the woods. It is a popular hobby and entertainment for the masses. Tibet is indeed a "sea of ??singing and dancing". It can be said that "Every household in Tibet has dance and everyone can dance." Tibetan... Tibetan and Qiang customs prohibit when receiving guests, whether walking or talking, always let the guests or elders come first, and use honorific language, such as adding the word "La" after the name to show respect and kindness. It is taboo to call guests by their first names. When greeting guests, you must bend your waist and knees and smile. When sitting indoors, you must sit cross-legged and do not straighten your legs. The soles of your feet should face people and you must not look around. When accepting gifts, you must use both hands to receive them. Give gifts. When giving gifts, you must bow and raise your hands above your head. When offering tea, wine, or cigarettes, you must offer them with both hands, and do not put your fingers into the mouth of the bowl. ...Tibetan Buddhism In the 7th century AD, Buddhism was introduced to Tibet from the Tang Dynasty and India. . After a long period of development, "Tibetan Buddhism" that maintains the basic teachings of Buddhism and has strong Tibetan characteristics and local characteristics has been formed, commonly known as "Lamaism".
Many sects have been formed in the history of Tibetan Buddhism. Currently, there are four main sects, namely the Gelug Sect (commonly known as the Yellow Sect), the Nyingma Sect (commonly known as the Red Sect), the Sakya Sect (commonly known as the Flower Sect), and the Kagyu Sect (commonly known as the Flower Sect). Bai Jiao). Zharu Temple is located in Jiuzhai...