What is folk deduction?

Folklore, also known as folk culture, refers to a relatively stable cultural event gradually formed and passed down from generation to generation by a nation or a social group in long-term production practice and social life, which can be simply summarized as popular customs and habits.

Folk custom is not only a social ideology, but also a cultural heritage with a long history.

* * * Folklore has three categories and eight subcategories:

1, folk customs of material life

(1) Production folklore (primary production of materials such as agriculture, fishery, mining, hunting and breeding);

(2) industrial and commercial folklore (handicraft industry, service industry, commerce and other material processing services);

(3) Folk customs of life (material consumption such as food, clothing, housing and transportation).

2. Folk customs of social life

(1) Folklore of social organizations (family, village, community and other organizations);

(2) Festival folk customs at the age of (time frame represented by festivals and activities);

(3) Life customs (birth, birthday, adulthood, marriage, funeral and other aspects of life).

3. Folk customs of spiritual life

(1) Entertainment folklore (games, competitions, social fires and other entertainment);

(2) Folklore (folk spiritual world represented by worship of gods, legends, stories and proverbs).