Manchu taboo

1, Manchu people are not allowed to wear fur hats to eat dog meat, and other ethnic groups are most taboo to wear fur hats into their homes.

Manchu people used not to eat dog meat. If children have to eat it, they must cover it with a piece of cloth so that he can't see it. Legend has it that when Hanwang was in trouble, the dog was saved by kindness, and the Manchu people regarded it as a benefactor and protected it.

2. Manchu people don't hit crows, but cherish them more.

In Manchu inhabited areas, many people have a tall pole in their yard, which is used to feed crows and magpies. There is a bucket on the pole, which contains pork, pig water, rice and other foods to feed crows and magpies.

Manchu custom

1, Manchu people usually have great respect for their elders. I used to greet my parents every morning. Every new year, humble and young people will bow down when they see their elders. When the younger generation goes to the elder's house, regardless of their age, they can only sit next to each other, even though they are guests. When you meet your elders, you must bow and say hello; If you ride a horse, you must get off and wait for the old man to pass before riding; If you walk, you must stand by the road with your hands down. You can't walk until the old man has passed.

2. The enthusiasm of Manchu people has never diminished. All tourists are allowed to sit on Nankang, which is a double entertainment. When entertaining guests, they all set up a kang table and sit cross-legged, so that the host and guest can have a place. The food is even and you can drink a lot. Housewives are standing underground, pouring wine and adding rice to their guests at any time. After eating, the housewife wraps cigarettes and makes tea for the guests.

Every festival, Manchu people hold a banquet, and four people sit at each kang table. Eight dishes and eight bowls per table. Wine doesn't count, but it depends on the amount. Rice is often made from dried red bean rice (rice or rice). After the banquet, a big bowl of tea was served to the guests. For example, at a wedding reception, the bride and groom should toast each guest and pack cigarettes. This vulgar countryside has not been easy so far.