Customs and habits of Changchun, Jilin

Customs and habits of Changchun, Jilin:

1. Northeastern Yangge: Yangge popular in Jilin is a folk dance that combines dance, singing and drama, with dance as the mainstay. Art.

In terms of performance forms, it can be divided into various forms such as floor Yangko, stilt Yangko, Cunzi Yangko, as well as lifting poles, back poles, and prong poles.

2. Walking on stilts: The stilts popular in Jilin area are rich in content. The characters played by traditional stilts include head stilts (Wu pretends to be a young master), two stilts (Wu plays a male role), fishermen, woodcutter, plowing, Reading, Green Snake, White Snake, Xu Xian and general tops (female characters), bottoms (male characters), etc. ?

3. Food: Jilin is the hometown of rice and corn. The dishes are more in line with public tastes and have three main characteristics: a lot of oil, a lot of salt, and a lot of vegetables. Northeastern people have strong tastes, and basically every dish is salty. ?

4. Opera: Ji Opera, originated in Changchun, Jilin, is a new type of opera formed on the basis of Errenzhuan after the founding of the People's Republic of China.

Representative plays include "Blue River Resentment", "Peach Plum Plum", "Bao Gong Apologizes", "Yan Qing Selling Thread", "Moving the Kiln", "Sister Jiang", and "Sending Food on a Rainy Night" , "Buying and Selling Vegetables", "Bao Gong Driving the Donkey", "Three Releases of Ginseng Girl", etc.

Extended information:

Dialect:

Changchun dialect is the Changchun dialect, which belongs to Northeast Mandarin-Hafu Pian-Changjin Xiaopian, originating from a large number of Hebei and Shandong The immigrants mixed with the original Han and Manchu languages ??outside the customs.

Due to the rapid development of industry and culture in Changchun City after the founding of the People's Republic of China, a large number of immigrants from all over the city have integrated into the city. Therefore, the accent is lighter and closer to Mandarin than in neighboring rural counties.

Religion

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

The temples and churches in Changchun include Changchun Wanshou Temple, Huguo Prajna Temple, Baiguo Xinglong Temple, Pumen Temple, Big Buddha Temple, Changchun Temple, Changchun Main Church, Changchun West Fifth Avenue Christian Church, Changchun City Mosque, etc. .

Shamanism once spread in ancient Northeast China and was believed by many Manchus. Therefore, its religious characteristics have become an important cultural heritage in this region.

The Institute of Shamanic Culture is the only specialized research institution on shamanic culture in Northeast China.

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