What's the difference between southerners and northerners celebrating traditional festivals?

China's traditional culture is colorful, with different styles and customs. Spring Festival: Usually the lion dance in the south and the dragon dance in the north. The north is in a hurry to pay New Year's greetings, while the south is not in a hurry to pay New Year's greetings. It is necessary for women who get married in the second day of junior high school to go back to their parents' homes to visit relatives, which is a bit of a task.

Eat jiaozi barbecue in the north. Southerners like to eat in restaurants. Every elder in the north will give red envelopes to their children. The number of red envelopes is related to the Nian beast in the north. According to legend, copper coins will protect children from the bewitch and dementia of Nian beast, and now they have become lucky money, which is equivalent to a blessing to children, at least 500 yuan. Usually grandparents will give 2000 yuan, but the south may not care too much about lucky money.

People from Shaanxi and Shanxi in the north are very different from those from the northeast in dialect, personality and diet, but they are very similar to those from Yunnan-Guichuan in the south. Everyone eats Chili, and everyone can drink and eat!

On the contrary, there is not much difference between people in the northeast and those in the southeast. Everyone likes to cook with sugar, like exquisite life, and have the same cheerful personality. Moreover, the average height of Shanghainese in Shandong is tied for the highest in China.

Northeast China, Jiangsu and Shanghai are also the places with the richest actors and stars in China. Along the whole eastern part of China, from the northeast to Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Guangdong, Fujian and other provinces, there is another feature: they can't eat spicy food very much.

In fact, the differences between North and South customs are the result of many factors, such as political and economic activities, cultural customs, geographical environment, climate characteristics, historical influence and so on.

The differences in tastes, forms and habits not only reflect the individuality of different regions and nationalities, but also identify with the traditional culture of China.

Home, lingering ancient flavor, country, thriving spirit. The difference of Chinese New Year is the integration of family and country. With the feelings of home and country, there is a sense of belonging to home and a sense of pride in the country.