It's the New Year in a few weeks, and you have to be asked when you go home? Q: Get married? Q: Income? Can you still have a happy New Year? Behind the fast-paced life in the city, the taste of the year is getting weaker and weaker. How would you like to celebrate the New Year? Of course, the New Year is about the New Year, play, buy, buy and hi! After so many years, what do I miss the most is the taste of childhood and the New Year? Then choose to go to the most flavorful travel place in these years~
1. Shaanxi - Ansei blows and beats the big year
The most vintage place on the Northwest Loess Plateau is Anse. Anse has waist drums, singing, broken Xintianyu, exaggerated paper cuts and peasant paintings. This place is like this, big red and green, big joy and great sorrow, everything is so hearty. The taciturn men who have been silent for a year are going to have a complete carnival at this time! When those northern Shaanxi men rise up with the beating of the drum, you will also be surrounded by the wide stage. If you want to go to Anse to see the waist drum, you can generally go a little later, because the entire northwest region is more lively than the first day of the first day.
2. Anchang-Jiangnan water town, the flavor of the flavor of the sauce
Anchang Ancient Town, Shaoxing City, is a lazy place, sitting by the river drinking tea, chatting and watching the Wupeng boat pass leisurely, even if the brain is blank, it does not live up to the good light of the small bridge flowing water. This is the hometown of the master, which still retains the folk customs written by Lu Xun, and the scene of Xianglin's blessing is still a ritual that every family has never neglected. The devotion of the Anchang people to the New Year began around the twentieth day of the lunar month, killing chickens and ducks, and it was lively. It is best to go a few years ago, because the lively is just a few years ago, and the old streets along the river are full of local people's homemade sausages, pickled fish dumplings, etc. every lunar month, and the sauce is floating and sultry.
3. Guizhou - go to Langde, southeast of Qiandong, to have a Miao family reunion dinner
The Miao have their own New Year Festival, usually in the tenth month of the lunar calendar, but in modern times, the Miao people in the southeast region of Qiandong have celebrated the Spring Festival even more lively than the Miao Year. Langde Shangzhai is a representative of the Miaozhai group in southeast Qian. I came to Langde for the New Year to appreciate the gorgeous Miao costumes here, feel the excitement of Miao festivals, and the enthusiasm of Miao girls.
4. Chengdu - go to Jinli to experience the three folk customs
In Jinli, known as the "Chengdu version of the Qingming River Map", the tea houses, inns, restaurants, theaters, folk craft shops are hung with lantern streamers, as well as the folk customs of the Three Kingdoms, making you feel like you have returned to the ancient New Year. "Little Joy of Chinese Studies" sent blessings on the spot, the Three Kingdoms Theme Carnival had a parade of celebrities from the Three Kingdoms, the "Heroes of the Three Kingdoms" themed lighting exhibition reproduced the heroic posture of the characters of the Three Kingdoms, and the Great Temple Book Market and exhibitions let people understand the ancient history.
5. Zhejiang - Go to Wuzhen to participate in the traditional long street banquet
The most unmissable is the most traditional and simple long street banquet in Wuzhen. At the street banquet that stretches for several miles in Wuzhen, drinking Wuzhen rice wine and tasting the New Year dishes of the water town, you can feel the traditional Chinese New Year taste on Xizha Old Street.
6. Pingxi - the taste of the dream blessing of the Baodao Sky Lantern Festival
According to legend, the sky lantern was used by Zhuge Liang to convey military information, and the sky lantern in Pingxi began in the Qing Daoguang period, when the coastal people of the mainland moved to Pingxi for reclamation, and sometimes bandits harassed the villagers, and the villagers took refuge in the mountains. When the crisis is over, those who remain behind will cast lanterns to inform the villagers to return. Later, the sky lantern became a traditional folk custom in Pingxi, and was on a par with the Brazilian Carnival and the German Oktoberfest, and was also the filming location of "Those Years". Every year, the Spring Festival is staged as scheduled, and hundreds of lights rise into the sky at night, just like Chiang Mai's Loy Krathong Festival.
Address: Pingxi, New Taipei City, Taiwan
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