Please introduce the scenery and customs of Dehang in Jishou?

In Xiangxi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture.

Dehang in Jishou is Miao style.

Jishou is 20 kilometers away from Deutsche Bahn, so it is not a scenic spot, but their characteristics are similar.

Surrounding attractions:

With the quicksand Waterfall as the center, it can radiate cultural landscapes such as Dehang in Miao Village, Wangcun in furong town and Fenghuang in the ancient town, and is known as the "Beautiful Grand Canyon".

Local customs and practices

Most Tujia houses are built on the mountain, generally rectangular, with three rooms and one living room in the middle. Building materials, some with wooden frame houses, roof tiles; Some people use bamboo as walls and thatch as roofs.

The diet is mainly corn, millet and buckwheat, and I like sauerkraut and pepper.

Clothing: men wrap their heads with blue-green or white earthenware handkerchiefs and like to wear double-breasted jackets with multiple buttons; Women wear a collarless skirt with short fat sleeves on the left, embroidered with patterns and patterns, and some wear trousers with two or three laces on their trouser legs. The old man is wearing a big coat.

The uniqueness of the marriage custom is that it takes a long time to cry, and it begins to cry half a month before leaving the family. The content of "Weeping Wedding Song" includes crying parents, crying brothers and sisters, crying ancestors and cursing matchmakers. , mostly telling the feelings of parting. A person cries alone, and his mother and sisters cry together. Funeral: burial. Festivals include Spring Festival, April 8th, June 6th, Dragon Boat Festival and July15th. Catch up with the Chinese New Year, celebrate the Chinese New Year one day earlier than the Han nationality, with the month over 29 and the month over 28.

Etiquette taboo: Tujia people have a fine tradition of unity, mutual assistance and hospitality. There's something at home. Please help. When visiting Tujia people on holidays, the enthusiastic host will take out a few white rice cakes and bake them. When the two sides are golden, he will blow a few times, fill them with sugar or honey, and hold them to the guests with both hands. However, in some remote mountainous areas, after the host delivered the baked Ciba to the guests, they were not allowed to blow the dust, so they took a bite. At this time, the host will take it back, blow it clean, dip it in sugar for the guests to eat, then bake it, pat it clean, dip it in sugar and hand it to the guests one after another. If you don't know the rules, blow and pat when you take it, then you can't eat anything without sugar after eating it. The host also thinks that you don't respect Tujia people.

Don't say unlucky things on holidays; Can't carry hoes, wear hemp fiber, and carry empty barrels into the house; Can't use pedal fire pit and tripod; Don't whistle indoors; Guests cannot sit on a bench with young women.