How about Indonesian folk customs?

Clothing Indonesians' daily women's coat is long and wide, with long sleeves and no collar, and more gold and copper buttons. Women from the ethnic groups of Greater Java and Bali have a very simple top and a long skirt called "Salon" under it. Men wear shirts, tops and trousers salon. Nowadays, with the development of the times, great changes have taken place in clothing. Bashir people never wear clothes and have the habit of tattooing. Men in the Moluccas only wear short hemp fibers made of leaves around their waists. There are also some ethnic groups that have primitive races made of wild plant fibers.

marriage customs

The custom in many villages in Indonesia is that women marry men. Early marriage is common in Java, and divorce is quick. When Doracha's married man proposes, he must first present a buffalo to her. After the woman accepts, he will formally hold a marriage proposal ceremony. Before Minangkabau's wedding, the woman will hold a "Impatiens Party" alone. The Dayak people will hold two weddings, the first is a religious ceremony, and the second is a traditional ceremony, and watching dance is the main content of this wedding. When the wedding is over, the bride and groom and their families throw water at the guests and wish them a "safe journey".

bullfight

Bullfighting in Indonesia is bullfighting. Cattle used in bullfighting are carefully selected. In order to win the competition, he cut his horns badly, poured medicinal liquor on them, exposed himself to the sun and dressed up fiercely. At the beginning of the bullfight, one cow is brought in first, and then two bulls are brought into the bullring respectively. When they saw the cow, they rushed at once. At this time, the cow was immediately taken out of the field, two bulls glared, and a fierce duel began. This kind of bullfighting is mainly prevalent in Java Island, especially in Zhenbaier Village and Banarugan Village in Novosu, East Java.

Taboo and etiquette

Indonesians attach great importance to etiquette and manners. "Thank you, I'm sorry, please forgive me, please" and other honorifics are often said. Shake hands with people, generally do not take the initiative to shake hands with the opposite sex. Islam is the main religion in Indonesia, and it is forbidden to eat pork and drink alcohol. Touch other people's heads; Don't eat with your left hand. When referring to people or things, use your thumb instead of your index finger; Avoid crossing your legs or crossing your legs in formal occasions. Indonesians don't necessarily ask for gifts for visiting guests. But out of courtesy, you can send your host a bunch of flowers, or you'd better say a few words of thanks. When talking with Indonesians, it is best to avoid topics such as local politics, society and foreign aid to them.