What are the unique customs and habits in Chengdu?

Chengdu is a famous tourist city. Local people have leisure activities such as drinking tea and playing mahjong. It can be said that it is a representative of a slow-living city, so traveling to Chengdu is equivalent to a holiday. Chengdu is also a famous food capital. Sichuan cuisine and hot pot are favored by domestic and foreign tourists, and tourists who come to Chengdu just to eat are also very common.

As we all know, Chengdu is the capital of Sichuan Province, the largest city in Sichuan Province and the central hub city in Southwest China. Today, Chengdu has become a famous tourist city, attracting many people to visit Chengdu every year. Chengdu has everything to eat, drink and be merry. Whether it's tasting Sichuan cuisine, watching Sichuan Opera, drinking tea or eating hot pot, it's a good choice. Let's take a look at the unique folk culture in Chengdu.

First of all, Chengdu is located in the southwest. The figure and appearance of Chengdu people are also the characteristics of southerners. They are shorter and more delicate, so many people say that there are many beautiful women in the pedestrian street in Chengdu. That's true, but Sichuan dialect in Chengdu belongs to the southwest mandarin in the northern mandarin, which is much better than Wu dialect and Cantonese. So we don't have to worry about language communication when we come to Chengdu, that is, Chengdu people like to eat spicy food, because Chengdu's Sichuan food is well known.

Like most southerners, Chengdu people prefer rice to pasta, which is mainly rice. Chengdu people especially like to eat hot pot. It's the same as Chongqing, but their hot pot style is a little different from Chongqing. Chongqing is mainly Jiugongge, but their hot pot is Yuanyang pot. Chengdu Yuanyang hot pot is divided into two flavors: spicy and not spicy. This way of eating makes many people feel very human. After all, not everyone can eat spicy food.

Finally, Chengdu people live a very leisurely life. They don't like workaholics in big cities and are busy all day. They like tea, parties, chatting, playing mahjong and other petty bourgeoisie days. This is the typical life of old Chengdu people, so Chengdu is also a holiday city suitable for slow life. After living in Chengdu for a long time, I will gradually integrate into the lives of local people.