What are the customs for married girls in Junan County, Linyi?

And what does "Chuanqi" (homophonic) mean?

I hope you can give me more advice and speak freely.

Junan County is a place in China, and specific customs and particularities may vary from region to region and family to family.

However, generally speaking, when getting married in China, especially in certain traditional weddings, the bride will bring some specific items or habits with her to her new home.

Here are some common Chinese wedding customs that may apply in Junan County: 1. Red envelopes: The bride may prepare red envelopes for the groom, his parents, other important members of the family, and the wedding officiant.

The size and content of the red envelopes vary depending on the region and the family's economic status.

2. Dowry: The bride’s family may prepare a dowry, which usually includes furniture, appliances, clothing and other daily necessities.

3. Toast: At the banquet, the bride and groom usually toast to all the guests to express their gratitude and blessings.

Regarding the homophony of "Chuanqi", if this is used in a specific context or in a specific community or wedding custom in Junan County, it may have a specific meaning.

However, generally speaking, "Chuanqi" is often an auspicious word in Chinese that wishes the newlyweds happiness and a smooth life.

The above is just a guide and customs may vary in each place.

If you have more specific questions, it is recommended to consult local people or wedding planners in Junan, who can provide more accurate and local suggestions.