What are the wedding customs in different parts of China? The most important thing is that they are not the same as the other ones, but they are the same as the other ones.

The Tujia people are diligent in cultivating the mountains, good at fishing and hunting, and in the winter and spring seasons "catching staff" (hunting). The staple food of the Tujia people is grain and rice, and the most popular flavored food in the Tujia area is glutinous rice poop, rice kang bacon and deep-fried noodle cake. In terms of clothing, the women's clothing is a short coat with big sleeves, right-over-right placket, rolled and set with 2-3 layers of lace, and originally wore an 8-paneled skirt, which was later changed to a set of pants; the men's clothing is a pair of placketed shirts, with a 2-3 meter-long silk handkerchief wrapped around the head. In many places, the costumes of the Tujia are similar to those of the Han Chinese. Only in grand gatherings and festivals, or in remote mountain villages, can we see the traditional costumes of the Tujia. In terms of residential architecture, the footstools of the Tujia mountain villages are the most distinctive. This is a kind of dry-fence structure, downstairs to feed livestock or pile up sundries, upstairs for the girls' boudoir, is weaving, embroidery, performance of hemp, making shoes. This design, both to overcome the mountainous terrain uneven limitations, and maximize the use of space; both ventilation, and moisture; both safe and sanitary.

The Tujia people in ancient times had a popular aunt's daughter must be married to the uncle's family (known as also "bone seed") staggered from the table priority marriage. There is also brother died brother received sister-in-law, brother died brother received daughter-in-law marriage. Men and women were originally married to each other in love. With the development of the feudal economy, marriage is gradually subject to property restrictions and parental constraints, until the founding of the country, the prevalence of feudal sale of marriage. After the founding of the country, free love, marriage autonomy more, but in the rural areas parents arranged marriage still exists. In the past, most people were cremated, and when they were buried, they asked the earth teacher (shaman) to read scriptures and the Taoist priest to open the way. Later, under the influence of the Han Chinese, the implementation of earth burial.