Linyi’s name comes from the Yi River.
There are Jinqueshan and Yinqueshan.
Sun Tzu's Art of War and Sun Bin's Art of War were excavated at the same time in Yinque Mountain, thus ending the historical debate on whether Sun Tzu and Sun Bin were the same person.
Linyi’s customs and habits
In the long history, the hard-working and kind-hearted Mengyin people gradually formed a unique dialect and customs, which are very local and folk characteristics. . However, with the popularization of modern civilization, some traditional things have gradually been forgotten by the world... In order to give everyone a window for communication and nostalgia, and to enable us all to recall our childhood memories, please friends The scenes in my mind are displayed here for everyone to review...
Chuanjian (jian'er) means: before a man and a woman formally get engaged, the woman's relatives and friends (mostly the woman's aunt, aunt, etc.) Sisters or uncles, etc.) visit the man's home, collect the gifts from the man to the woman, and discuss the specific matters of the engagement.
Send congratulatory gifts (send porridge and rice): Send congratulatory gifts (send confinement) to women who have just given birth; usually they give eggs, millet, dried noodles, brown sugar, etc. In recent years, it has evolved into giving away various amounts of cash, baby clothes, supplies, etc. in addition to the above-mentioned things.
Invite the family hall and send the family off: On New Year’s Eve, people who “invite” the souls of their deceased ancestors home for the New Year are called inviting the family hall; usually on the first day of the new year In the afternoon (sometimes before the third day of the Lunar New Year), family members hold a small ceremony, setting off firecrackers, burning incense and paper to send them off to the family hall.
Offer: Place a table on the north wall of the hall, place the memorial tablets of your deceased ancestors, and place chicken, fish, meat, vegetables and other offerings on the table. To commemorate.
During the Chinese New Year, some families in rural areas place a wooden stick across the front door, which means to prevent other wandering ghosts from entering the house; in modern times, it also has another meaning, which means to inform visitors who are about to visit that the family has There is an "offering" table for ancestor worship, which reminds guests to be mentally prepared whether to kowtow to the ancestors of the family after entering the door.
Calling the soul means that if a person is frightened or sick, and the god does not care about the person's body, the prestigious elders in the family will pray for the person and fulfill their wishes...
Return to the door : Three days after the wedding, the young couple returns to the girl’s natal home to worship her parents and stay for one to three days.
Look at the meaning (day): every time a common people's family has a son marrying a daughter, opening a store, building a wall and building a house, installing a beam and a door, digging a trench (that is, digging a stone), repairing a tomb, etc. When waiting for the event, please ask Bai Yin (person) who understands the "Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches", also known as Mr., to help choose the date.
Going out (men'er): generally refers to bringing gifts and visiting relatives. Now another meaning has been added, that is: going out of hometown to work or other activities in distant places.
Look at Feng Shui: When choosing a homestead, cemetery and other activities, you also ask Bai Yin (person) who understands the "Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches", also known as Mr., to help check the good and bad luck.
Pouring soup: When an old man dies in the family, the old man’s son, daughter, daughter-in-law, nephew, niece, grandson, and granddaughter will first wake up and cry in front of the mourning body (in some places, brothers and sisters of the same generation also have to watch the mourning body) Soup is given); soup: it is porridge made from fine millet. The filial sons and grandsons wore sackcloth and mourning. Under the leadership of the host (master of ceremonies), they placed the old man's spiritual tablet on the street. They all kowtowed and spread millet porridge in front of the spiritual tablet, so that the old man's soul could eat and drink enough before going to the West. Don’t go hungry on the way to paradise.
The meaning of pouring soup: After the old man passes away, the younger generations give the old man a farewell meal from the human world to the underworld.
The soup is usually poured three times, but in some places it is poured five or seven times. The interval between soup pouring is determined by the host at any time according to the time when the guests come to offer condolences, but the entire soup pouring time is generally not less than three to five hours.
Respecting Heaven: For example, after the wheat harvest season, the whole village pools some money to slaughter pigs and sheep. Each household sends tributes, rolls, incense, yellow watches, etc., and kowtows together to "respect Heaven." Thank God for the good times this year and pray for a better harvest next year.
Just like our dialects and dialects, we rarely speak or use them. On the contrary, we can hardly think of them in the past... That's all I can think of for the moment...
There are also some customs. Although there are certain specific practices, they do not give this form a name. For example, many people pour the fried Chinese medicine residue on the streets or intersections after getting sick, which means to let the passing people know. Pedestrians will take away the disease and bad luck and kill (step on) the root of the disease.
The 13th day of the fifth lunar month is the Rain Festival, also known as the Rain Festival and the Bamboo Drunken Day. Legend has it that it is the birthday of the Yellow Emperor. It is also said by Shandong folk that it is the day when Master Guan sharpened his knives. According to Juancheng legend, this day is also the day when Guan Gong goes to the meeting alone. Before going to the meeting, the knife must be sharpened because water is needed to sharpen the knife, so it will rain; Liangshan legend says that this day is the day when "Guan Gong sharpens his knife to kill the little monster"; Linyi legend says that this day Thunder is usually rumbling every day, which is the sound of Master Guan sharpening his knife; there is a legend in Zichuan and Boshan, "On May 13th, Master Guan sharpened his knife to kill Xu San."
Customs in Cangshan Habits: Marriage, blind date, housekeeping, meeting gifts, giving gifts, giving gifts, giving blessings, giving betrothal gifts, giving away dates, welcoming brides, filling boxes (closing gifts), four-color gifts ( The man gives the woman gifts (usually meat, fish, vermicelli, snacks); worships the heaven and the earth, enters the bridal chamber, makes wedding arrangements (making arrangements for the new daughter-in-law), crosses the house (returning to the door, also known as long and short trips), etc. Big guests (kei), small guests (kei), after getting married, you have to look after guests (kei).
Funeral
When a person dies, a young person is called "Yao" or "No", and an adult is called "Zu" or "Lao". The rituals after the death of an old man are more complicated, including guarding the lattice, kneeling at the tent, pouring soup, offering incense, kneeling three times and knocking on the lattice, saying farewell to the lattice, walking sacrifices, leaving the coffin, round grave, five-seventh, hundred-day grave, anniversary, etc. (Salutes and filial piety clothes (hats) are different due to closeness to elders and children, and there is a lot of knowledge in them)
Festive
Giving birth to a child - a red child (there are differences between men and women, male arrows , female bow), sending rice candies, red eggs (big and small red), celebrating 100 days, catching weeks, birthday wishes, etc.
Relocation - "warm pot" etc.
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