Understanding Wushan Folkways and Customs Write an investigation report of no less than 600 words

Talking about the folk customs of Wushan, we should start from the specialties of Wushan.

Wushan specialties, also known as Wushan temple ginseng, produced in Chongqing Wushan County, Wushan Temple, deep in the jungle, with a thin white skin, ginseng gas strong, soft flesh entity, sweet taste mellow, chewing slag, strong tonic power, the work of ginseng is famous. Its flavor is sweet and flat, mainly containing volatile oil, baicalein, glucose, trace alkaloids, white glycosides and other ingredients. It has the functions of tonifying qi and blood, moistening the lungs and generating fluids, strengthening yang, and benefiting the heart and kidney, etc. It has good curative effects on the deficiency of spleen and lung qi, kidney yang deficiency, lack of qi, anemia and labor accumulation, etc. It is often used to strengthen and lighten the body, and prolong the life of the patient. In Southeast Asia has an excellent reputation and market, perennial planting of 3000 mu, production of ginseng 25,000 kilograms.

Wushan County specialty - Wushan Yunwu Tea

Wu Gorge peaks represented by the Goddess Peak, mild climate, abundant rainfall and often have clouds touching the stone and out, steam and not scattered, into the clouds to fog, so the ancients have clouds "once the sea is hard to be water, in addition to Wushan is not the cloud! Therefore, the ancient people have the saying "once the sea is difficult to water, except for Wushan is not cloud". Wushan Yunwu tea grows in this cloudy, surrounded by mountains. The raw material is made of high quality buds and leaves before and after the Qingming Festival, and refined by traditional craftsmanship and modern technology. The tea has a green and clear soup color, rich fragrance, and a fresh and sweet taste.

Wushan County Specialty - Wushan Shukou Noodles

Shukou Noodles, commonly known as elevated noodles, handmade, white as silk, crystal lubrication, back to the boil does not rot and is known, rumored to be the tribute of the Qing Dynasty.

Shukou noodles with top-quality wheat spray water is not, to the cloth to ash, stone milling 3 times into powder, per 100 pounds of wheat flour rate of 60% to 70%, the production of mineral water and noodles, adding soybean milk, salt, eggs and other kneading and disk into a strip, smeared with sesame oil or vegetable oil, put on bamboo chopsticks, put into a wooden box, fermentation for 2 hours, and then on the shelves, the even force pulling and made.

The first day of the first month of the lunar calendar is the Chinese New Year. It is one of the most important and lively festivals among the traditional Chinese festivals. It is also called "Spring Festival" because it is celebrated at the end of winter and the beginning of spring.

The people of Wushan have many traditional customs for the Spring Festival. From the 24th day of the Lunar New Year, people start to prepare for the New Year. During this period of time, families have to clean up, buy New Year's goods, write Spring Festival couplets, prepare the New Year's dinner, make all kinds of food, and prepare to leave the old and welcome the new.

The night before the Chinese New Year is called "New Year's Eve". New Year's Eve is a time for family reunions. Families sit together, eat a sumptuous New Year's Eve dinner, talk and laugh until twelve o'clock at night, which is called the New Year's Eve. When the clock strikes twelve on New Year's Eve, people also eat dumplings. Ancient times called the zero hour for the "Zi Shi", New Year's Eve Zi Shi is the time of the new year and the old year, people at this time to eat dumplings, is to take the meaning of "more years of the child". This is also the origin of the name "gyoza". But also set off colorful fireworks, as the saying goes: "New Year's Day, the little girl wants flowers, the boy wants cannons, the old grandpa wants a new felt hat, the old grandma wants a piece of big cake."

After New Year's Eve is the first day of the New Year. From the first day of the year, people have to go to relatives, see friends and pay New Year's greetings to each other.