With the advent of the Spring Festival, Shandong's New Year's flavor is getting stronger and stronger. As one of the most distinctive traditional festivals in China, the Spring Festival is an important time for family reunions, traditional cultural inheritance and cultural exchanges. As young people, we should also pay attention to and understand the specific customs, New Year's goods, local sounds, intangible cultural heritage, culture and other aspects of the Spring Festival in Shandong, feel the strong flavor of the New Year, and inherit Chinese culture.
Shandong's Spring Festival customs are rich and colorful, the most representative of which is the dragon and lion dance. During the Chinese New Year, dragon and lion dance troupes from all over the world perform in the streets and alleys, attracting tourists and local residents**. In addition, Chinese New Year's Eve dinner, New Year's money, and sticking Spring Festival are also common customs in Shandong Spring Festival. New Year's customs are an important part of traditional culture, let us feel the charm of traditional Chinese culture in celebration.
New Year's goods are an indispensable part of the Spring Festival, and they are also one of the important ways for family reunions and gifts to be exchanged by relatives and friends. Shandong's New Year's goods have rich varieties and characteristics, such as sugar gourd, marzipan, peanut candy, sesame paste and so on. In addition, Shandong also has a unique New Year's goods market, such as Jinan's Furong Street New Year's Market, Qingdao's Xiaohai Road New Year's Market, etc., so that you can experience the strong Shandong New Year's flavor while shopping for New Year's goods.
Shandong has unique dialects and vernacular accents, the most representative of which are Jinan dialect and Qingdao dialect. Whether it's during the festival or on weekdays, you can hear the strong local accents of the local people, which will bring you closer to the local culture and people.
Shandong's intangible cultural heritage is also an important part of Shandong's Spring Festival culture. Intangible cultural heritage is an important part of traditional Chinese culture, a treasure of Chinese culture, and an important part of the world's intangible cultural heritage. Shandong's intangible cultural heritage has rich varieties and characteristics, such as paper-cutting, noodle people, clay figurines and so on. During the Spring Festival, these intangible cultural heritage cultures can not only let tourists and local residents feel the strong flavor of Shandong New Year, but also allow everyone to better understand the charm of traditional Chinese culture.
Shandong has a rich historical and traditional culture, such as the Confucian Temple, Mount Tai and so on. During the Spring Festival, these historical and traditional cultures have also become popular attractions for tourists, attracting many tourists to visit and experience. In addition, there are many cultural activities with strong Shandong characteristics, such as the straw weaving exhibition in Weifang, the lantern exhibition in Jinan, etc., so that you can better understand the culture and customs of Shandong in the celebration.
During the Spring Festival, Shandong's New Year's flavor is getting stronger and stronger, and more people pay attention to and understand Shandong's Spring Festival culture and traditional culture. As young people, we should also pay attention to and understand the specific customs, New Year's goods, local sounds, intangible cultural heritage, culture and other aspects of the Spring Festival in Shandong, feel the strong flavor of the New Year, and inherit Chinese culture. Let's celebrate the Spring Festival together and learn about traditional culture.
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