What does folklore mean? What's the difference between it and customs?

1. Custom refers to the sum total of ethos, etiquette and habits that have evolved from specific areas and specific people. Time-honored customs and customs.

2. Custom: In the old society, there were many taboos between urban and rural residents, which were manifested in all aspects of people's behavior and followed each other. There are reasonable taboos, but most of them are feudal superstitions.

3. Custom is formed by history, and it has a strong capacity to accommodate members of society. Custom is the foundation and supplement of social morality and law.

For example:

1. Sichuanese row dragon boats on the Dragon Boat Festival. It's a custom.

Sichuanese say "I'll go first" as "I'll go first". This is a custom, not a convention.

Village custom: Some villages must abide by the rules of sitting. For example, the custom of Dong Jia's sitting.

If you sit on the threshold of the host family and face the wall of the church house, you will be considered disrespectful to the ancestors of the host family. Master's newly bought red painted four-legged stool can't sit casually. A man with such a bench shows that his family has married a new wife. The stool is a special stool for a new wife.

The newly married wife is free to sit down after giving birth to the child. Yi Jia's fire shop is a place where the family cooks, warms themselves and receives guests. The shopkeeper respectfully invited the guests to sit in the fire shop. This is a good seat.

Guests must sit up straight and don't cross their legs. Besides, they are considered to have no respect for women. You can't stand on two legs. This will be considered as putting on airs and looking down on the family.