What are the customs and habits in Taiwan Province Province?

The living habits of Han compatriots in Taiwan Province are basically the same as those in Chinese mainland, and they still maintain the characteristics of Fujian and Guangdong on the whole. In recent years, influenced by European and American customs, customs and habits have changed greatly. In terms of clothing, in the past, the elderly liked to wear blue and black clothes and auspicious clouds shirts, while women liked to wear gold and silver jewelry. At present, men's clothes are mostly suits and Hong Kong shirts and trousers, while women's clothes are mostly dresses and sometimes cheongsam. In terms of diet, the staple food of Taiwan Province residents is mainly rice. Restaurants Restaurants operate in Sichuan, Guangdong, Beijing, Tianjin, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian and other places. With the accelerated pace of people's life, Japanese and Korean cuisine, American KFC, McDonald's, Italian pizza and other western-style fast food have also taken root in Taiwan Province Province and are deeply loved by office workers and teenagers. The folk festivals in Taiwan Province are exactly the same as those in Chinese mainland, and they are all marked by the lunar calendar. Important festivals include Spring Festival, Lantern Festival, Tomb-Sweeping Day, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival and Double Ninth Festival. Holidays in the Gregorian calendar include New Year's Day, International Women's Day on March 8, International Labor Day on May/kloc-0, and Children's Day on April 4. Except for a few Catholics or Christians, most Taiwan Province residents believe in Buddhism or Taoism. There are more than 6,400 temples and churches in the island, and activities such as burning incense and kowtowing to ghosts are very popular. They are called "three days and a small worship, five days and a big worship", and the larger festivals include Confucius' Day (also known as Teacher's Day), Mencius' Day, Yue Fei's Day and Zheng Chenggong's Day. Mazu is the most popular incense in temples. She has the largest number of temples and followers, which seems to be the largest religion in Taiwan Province Province. Gaoshan compatriots also hold harvest festivals during the harvest season. They wear traditional costumes and perform hunting dances, Wulai folk dances and farming dances to celebrate the harvest. Taiwan compatriots pay attention to inheritance, and they must tell their relatives and friends when they have children. This is called "Bao". At the full moon, they will send red eggs to relatives, friends and neighbors as a symbol of good luck. Its funeral is the same as that in the mainland. After the death of the old man, children and grandchildren should wake up that night.