What are the customs in Taiwan Province Province?

The first day of the month (open the door early)

The next day was a coincidence (it was a rare coincidence that the son-in-law went back to her mother's house)

The third day is red dog day, so it is not suitable to go out. )

The fourth day of April (the gods returned to heaven on February 24, 65438, and returned to earth on the fourth day of the first month)

The fifth day is separated (this day is also the birthday of the god of wealth, so all businesses "open the market" on this day.

The sixth day of the eighth lunar month (except water and fertilizer, except the filth of the previous days)

On the seventh day of the seventh lunar month (this day is the birth day of mankind), the soup dedicated to Qibao bears fruit, praying for the eradication of all diseases and immortality. )

The eighth day is completely (temporarily restoring the fun of the Spring Festival. )

The birthday of the Jade Emperor. )

On the tenth day, there was food to eat (after worshipping the Father, there was food to eat. )

Please find a son-in-law

Twelve check a son (from the second day of the first month to the twelfth day of the first month, both of them are daughters, and the son-in-law goes back to her mother's house. )

Thirteen salt paste with mustard tea (eat porridge with vegetarian dishes, eat humor and irony. )

Fourteen moonlight (began to knot last January's lamp shed. )

On the fifteenth day of the Lantern Festival, lanterns will be displayed in temples, and the New Year's activities will end in a sea of lanterns. )

Taiwan Province Province is one of the most densely populated provinces in China. According to the statistics as of August, 1998 has reached more than 2 18 10000, and with the population of Jinmen and Mazu, the total is more than 2 1860. The average annual population growth rate is about 7.3 1‰. With an average of 586.83 people per square kilometer. The population density of Taipei has reached per square kilometer 1 10,000 people. The population density exceeds Guangdong, Sichuan and other provinces.

Taiwan's population distribution is characterized by dense in the west and sparse in the east, and the population of the whole island is mostly concentrated in the western plain. A *** Western Plain 17 counties and cities (Taipei, Kaohsiung, Keelung, Taichung, Hsinchu, Chiayi and Tainan, Taipei, Taoyuan, Hsinchu, Miaoli, Taichung, Changhua, Yunlin, Chiayi, Tainan and Kaohsiung 10 counties) covers an area of 65,438. The population accounts for 86. 1% of the total population of the island.

The central and eastern parts are mostly hills and mountains. The five counties (Nantou, Pingtung, Taitung, Hualien and Yilan) have an area of 17063 square kilometers, accounting for about 48% of the island's area, and the population only accounts for 13.9% of the island's population.

The vast majority of compatriots in Taiwan Province Province are Han Chinese. It accounts for about 98% of the province's population. Before 1946, about 80% of them originated from Fujian, among which Zhangzhou and Quanzhou were the most. About 20% of them are from Guangdong, with Mei (county) and Chao (state) being the most. So Minnan dialect is popular in the whole province. 1949 or so, all provinces have mainlanders going to Taiwan Province province. Ethnic minorities account for 2% of the population, about 400,000 people.

The aborigines in Taiwan Province Province are divided into Pingpu and Gaoshan. The Pingpu ethnic group is further divided into eight ethnic groups: Gezanan, Ketagalan, Dacas, Romuald Peiser Sea, Babapula, Babbusa, Hongya and Silaya. Distributed in the northern and western plains and coastal areas. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the Han people in mainland China moved to Taiwan Province Province, mostly living in the western plain and the coastal plains in the east, north and south, and living together with Pingpu people. Pingpu nationality has been integrated with Han nationality, and its living culture is close to that of Han nationality. According to statistics, there are 62 1 19 Pingpu people in 1943, and there were about 19 people in the 1980s.

Due to the discrimination and oppression of the ruling classes in past dynasties, the economic and cultural development of compatriots of all ethnic groups in Taiwan Province Province has been hindered for a long time. Up to now, Gaoshan compatriots in some areas still live a life of farming and hunting. Gaoshan compatriots are hardworking, brave and good at singing and dancing. The "bracelet dance" with unique national style has sonorous syllables and is beautiful and moving.

Religious belief is quite common among residents in Taiwan Province Province, among which Buddhism and Taoism are the most followers, accounting for about 1/3 of the whole population. Catholicism and Christianity rank second, accounting for about 3% of the province's population. In addition, some residents believe in Islam, Tianjin, Xuanyuan, Datong and rationalism. In the folk, there are also activities organized by white lotus, salvation, one-way and vacuum religions. There are still some primitive religions in Gaoshan nationality. There are many kinds of churches and temples in the province, with an average of 1 seat every 4.5 square kilometers, which is nearly 1 times of the total number of various schools.

Mandarin is very popular in Taiwan Province province. It is not only the official language, but also the common language of society. However, "Fulao dialect" is widely used among the people, that is, Minnan dialect in Taiwan Province Province. Early mainland immigrants mainly came from southern Fujian, especially Zhangzhou and Quanzhou. After living together in Taiwan Province Province, Quanzhou dialect and Zhangzhou dialect gradually formed a Minnan dialect, namely Fulao dialect. It absorbs some words and grammar from Alpine and Japanese, so Fulao dialect is somewhat different from Minnan dialect in Fujian.

Hakka immigrants come from three regions in Guangdong Province, and there are three groups of Hakka dialects, namely "Four Counties" (Hakka dialects used in Xingning, Wuhua, Pingyuan and Jiaoling counties in old Jiaying Prefecture). "Raoping" (Hakka dialect used in Raoping area of old Chaozhou Prefecture).