The strange customs of the old Northeast are the "Top Ten Monsters in Northeast China". Do you think it is strange

Strange customs: The top ten monsters in Northeast China are the old saying: Guan Dongshan, three treasures, ginseng mink skin wula grass.

The top ten monsters in Northeast China were once widely spread, but with the passage of time, people gradually forgot them. What they are is unique.

Not only does it only reflect the customs of the old Northeast, it is also catchy and interesting to read:

The windows are pasted outside and hung up to support the children. The brazier and earthen kang roast the grandfather, and the big woman is holding a big cigarette bag in her mouth.

Geely celebrates sticky bean buns, and the chimney is built outside the gable wall. "Garaha" women love it, kick it on their feet with pleated leather shoes.

Demon catching and subjugating immortal dance, good cabbage and pickled cabbage.

Window paper pasting is a key to preventing cold in winter for old houses in Northeast China.

Raising children raises a popular cradle in Northeast China, also known as the "small rocking cart".

Huafen and clay kang roast Yetai Northeast residential areas. Take a gentle method in winter. The use of brazier is as widespread as the hand stoves in the south.

The big woman is holding a big cigarette bag in her mouth-women in the old departments of Northeast China developed the custom of smoking according to their unique geographical conditions.

Geely Celebrating sticky bean buns is a kind of sticky food that Northeastern people like to eat during the Spring Festival, just like people in the south like to eat glutinous rice balls.

The chimney is built outside the gable wall, which is the grain store of farmers in rural Northeast China. It's not a chimney. It's a chimney to compare the height of a grain store.

(However, at this moment, most bungalows in rural areas in Northeast China are still built outside the gable walls along the old traditional chimney)

"Garaha" women love "Garaha", a bone at the hub of the pig's back elbow. Use small cloth pockets and four

"Galaha" plays games, which is a game widely played by little girls in Northeast China.

The "pleated leather shoes" kick on the feet of pleated leather shoes refers to a kind of "local leather shoes" unique to Northeast China that can prevent cold in winter-

Hundred pleats refer to the "steamed bun pleats" on the head of the Yu Yu.

Hunting demons and conquering demons, immortals dance In the past, folk witches and gods in Northeast China engaged in the superstitious act of "jumping gods" to coax people.

Good cabbage pickled cabbage is a way for the old people in Northeast China to store vegetables in winter. They will know how to put vegetables into jars to ferment them, and then eat them.

The name "Galaha" is a Chinese transliteration of Manchu, and the Manchu transliteration is gachuha. In the Qing Dynasty, the official Chinese writing was "back bone", which originally referred to a separate bone at the knees of the hind leg, leg bone and tibia of an animal. The game uses the kneecaps of pigs or sheep, and occasionally the kneecaps of roe deer, cattle or cats. Nowadays, it is also constructed from synthetic materials. After the bones are steamed and scraped, they may be painted with the color (usually red), or maintain the primary color. The galaha competition of roe deer bones is small, square and pleasing to the eye, and the surrounding areas are also smooth, so it is a first-class galaha. However, the galaha competition of roe deer bones is rare, so sheep bones close to the roe deer bones are becoming more popular. In contrast, cow bones are too big, making it difficult to grab four with one hand, while cat bones are too small, making it difficult to control specific faces, so few people play with cow bones and cat bones.

Nowadays, most of these "ten major trends", such as "a big woman holding a big cigarette bag in her mouth","raising children and hanging them up","'Garaha 'women love "," catching demons and conquering demons and immortals dance ", have gradually dissipated with the advancement and changing customs, and some are still preserved and passed down in the lives of Northeastern people. What dissipates has its own reasons, and what exists has its own cost.