Ten Cultural Districts in China and Their Characteristics

The top ten cultural areas in China and their characteristics are as follows:

Qilu Cultural District 1

The land of Qilu was called "Haidai" in ancient times because it took Mount Tai and the sea as geographical symbols. Generally speaking, Qilu culture has the characteristics of rough and simple, bold and enthusiastic.

2. Zhao Yan Cultural District

The land in Zhao Yan mainly refers to the north-central areas of Hebei, Shanxi and Shaanxi today. The characteristics of urban culture have also influenced Yanzhao culture to a great extent. Cultural characteristics have certain "orthodoxy", and cultural entertainment is greatly influenced by the culture of the court and Beijing citizens.

3. Sanqin Cultural District

The land of Sanqin, which is today's Shaanxi area, includes the southeast of Gansu and Ningxia. As the cultural center is gradually shifting to the southeast, the social, economic and cultural development here is gradually lagging behind, and the openness of the original culture is weakening day by day, retaining a more traditional cultural mentality.

4. Sanjin Cultural District

Located in Zhongzhou, various cultures collide and communicate here, which makes the culture here present a kind of enjoyment. The mobility of business and the population movement caused by floods, wars and famines have caused frequent population migration here.

5. Chu Cultural District

The distribution of Chu culture includes today's two lakes, Anhui, northwest Jiangxi and southern Henan, in which the two lakes and parts of Anhui are the core areas, and the Huaihe River basin and Poyang Lake basin are its marginal areas. Because the mountains and rivers are the main natural geographical features here, the national culture is rich in origin, and the Chu culture is very unique, such as magical romance in literature and art and worship of witches and ghosts in folk life.

6. Wuyue Cultural District

Wuyue culture centered on Taihu Lake, including today's Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai, and influenced eastern Anhui and northeastern Jiangxi. Wu dialect is one of the seven major dialects in Chinese, which is characterized by "soft language of Wu Nong", forming a unique language and cultural system and strengthening the regional cultural characteristics here. The cultural style is delicate, quiet, euphemistic, elegant and fresh, which is in sharp contrast with the culture in the northern region.

7. Bashu Cultural District

Bashu culture is centered in Sichuan, radiating to southern Shaanxi, western Hubei and Yunnan-Guizhou parts, and consists of Dongba culture in Sichuan and Shu culture in western Sichuan. The style of Bashu culture is characterized by enthusiasm, humor and loudness.

8. Other cultural fields

Lingnan Cultural Area in a broad sense includes some regional cultures of Guangdong, Hainan, Fujian and Guangxi (the cultures of Taiwan Province, Hongkong and Macau basically belong to the immigrant culture in this area). Lingnan culture has a strong extraterritorial color, family organizations and regional organizations are relatively developed, and it has a new cultural style of blending Chinese and foreign.

The northeast cultural area had strong hunting cultural characteristics in Liao, Jin, Yuan and Qing dynasties, but in the process of continuous integration with Chinese culture, Liaodong area formed the characteristics of integration of farming culture and hunting culture.

Refer to the above? Baidu Encyclopedia-China Cultural District