What are some excerpts about folk customs?

1, koumiss is amber in a silver wine container. There is basically no degree, and it smells like koumiss. It's a little sour at first, and it's hard to swallow. However, in the host's eager eyes, we couldn't help drinking one cup after another. When we get used to it, we can taste its unique fragrance and richness.

2. Jaxy. Uncle Abdul Sati greeted us warmly, took his father's hand and said, "Sit here."

3. Pots of water are like sparkling silver flowers. Welcome friends from afar to see the customs of the Dai family.

Seeing that the bride was "attacked", the accompanying girls remembered their mission and bravely pushed the boys away to protect the bride.

A charming and lovely girl was chased by a "forced" flower-changing gentleman and fell down. She sat on the ground, laughing nonstop. How happy she is!

6. If the teacup is full, it means that the host doesn't want to make more tea, or the host has ordered the guests to leave.

7. "Seven East Pits, Seven Yin Yin, Seven Last Keys!" Accompanied by the cheerful sound of gongs and drums, the Yangko team, under the command of the "head", marched at the pace of 10, flying colorful silks and satins and wearing flowers.

8. In the dark blue night, people who had drunk enough corn wine held torches and flocked to the threshing ground one after another, dancing around several bonfires and starting a carnival to celebrate Bizka Festival.