What are the customs and habits in Henan?

Folk customs in Henan: paper-cutting, kneading dough, blowing sugar, painting Tang Hua, embroidered shoes, folk performing arts, storytelling and drumming. ......

There are eight taboos for people to eat chopsticks: first, avoid licking chopsticks; Second, avoid being obsessed with chopsticks, make up your mind and walk around the table with chopsticks in your hand; Third, avoid moving chopsticks, just eat one dish and then another, without stopping in the middle. Fourth, avoid sticking chopsticks, and use chopsticks that have been stuck to rice to hold dishes; Five avoid inserting chopsticks and put them on rice; Six bogey cross-dishes, when others clip vegetables, cross over and clip another dish; Seven don't dig, use chopsticks to pick and eat in the middle of the dish; Don't pick chopsticks, pick your teeth with chopsticks. Most of these taboos are related to hygiene, modesty and politeness. In other fastidious families, the placement of wine glasses, bowls and chopsticks is regulated, and it is not allowed to place them casually. There is a saying, "If the cup doesn't come out, the chopsticks won't come out." Chopsticks should be placed on one side of the cup to avoid suspicion of quick points. Chopsticks should generally be neat, lest they be associated with the bad words of "three long and two short".