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According to PayPal's survey in the United States, the growth rate of cross-border online shopping consumption in Mexico will rank first in the world in the coming year. Among many cross-border online shopping goods, Mexicans like clothing best, followed by electronic products.

2. Mexico shopping center

Go to Mexico. In Mexico City, you can buy specialties from all over Mexico, such as leather goods, grass stalk paintings and so on. Remember that you can bargain properly when you buy things in Mexico City. I didn't. I was too lazy to travel to Mexico last time. It was arranged for me by a travel club, and I had a hard time. Electronic tour guides can also give directions in Chinese, and the Chinese explanations of scenic spots are also very detailed. I can. I don't believe in remote translation of language in real life. We call it the Green Frog Tour.

3. Carnival in Mexico

Marriage customs in India are as diverse as their diet customs and dress customs. There are many kinds of marriage customs, such as proposing marriage with snacks and robbing marriage. Marriage customs are handed down from generation to generation, with strong regional and cultural characteristics. Generally speaking, almost all Indian tribes are against incest, and most of them are aware of the harm of consanguineous marriage and oppose it. There are many festivals offering sacrifices to Indians, which is related to the complexity of religious ceremonies in ancient India. Indians worship the totem belief of animism, and each tribe holds various religious ceremonies of totem worship every year. Some ceremonies have been handed down and evolved into very unique exotic festivals, which still have charm today. Indian festivals are mostly integrated with religious festivals, such as the Day of the Dead in Mexico and the Sun Festival in Peru. At the same time, Indians still keep some unique festivals, such as the ear piercing festival of Brazilian Indians and the magic reduction festival of Bolivian Indians. Today, many Indian festivals are just their own festivals, but some of them have become local festivals. This is a traditional festival for American Indians to celebrate this day at home. It is held on the second Saturday in May and the fourth Friday in September every year. During the festival, celebrations with rich Indian traditions and cultural characteristics will be held throughout the United States. The Day of the Dead is a festival for Mexican Indians to pay homage to the dead. The Day of the Dead is held every year in165438+1October 1 -2. 1 65438+1October1,the spirit of youth is commemoration, and June165438+1October 2, Cheng Ling is commemoration. During the festival, all organs in the country are closed in the morning. People use all kinds of skull toys, candy, cakes and other things bought in shops that the deceased liked to play and eat before his death to set up altars at home to sacrifice to the deceased. Some have to clean up the bed where the deceased slept and let the deceased go home. In addition, people have to go to the cemetery to sweep graves. They came to the cemetery where the ceremony was held, put on various masks and danced carnival to wake up the buried dead to dance with them. The most striking thing is the night of mourning for the dead in the town of Miskirk, southeast of Mexico City. When night falls, the town is full of flames. Light a pile of firewood in front of every house to guide the dead home for the New Year. On the ancient cemetery, several candles are lit in front of each tombstone, and all kinds of flowers are placed. The family of the deceased is here for the wake. When 1 65438+1October1arrives, the church bell rings 12, and then firecrackers are set off to announce the children's return. When165438+1October 2 arrived, the church bell rang again 12, announcing that the children's dead had been sent away and welcoming the adults' dead. Today, the Day of the Dead has become a national celebration in Mexico. Clark Day Clark Day is one of the traditional festivals that Mexicans pay more attention to. On the last Monday of July every year, people in Oaxaca gather at the foot of Foday Mountain to celebrate Clark Day. This is a non-religious traditional folk festival. It is said that in ancient Mexico, Astek people held a ceremony every day to dedicate their small products to the earth and wish a bumper harvest in the coming year. Later, this ceremony evolved into Clarksa Festival. On the morning of the festival, sweet bells ring from the altar. Subsequently, a small folk band took to the streets and played the prelude to Song and Dance-Clarksa Six-string Guitar Festival. Men, women and children dressed in festive costumes gathered at the foot of Foday Mountain from all directions and danced with cheerful music. People sang and danced, and frequently sprinkled homemade gifts to the surrounding audience. In the evening, the celebration reached its climax, and people danced in gorgeous clothes. Folk Festival is a festival celebrated by Puno Indians in Peru, which can best reflect Indian customs. Folk Festival is a celebration for local people in Puno to reappear the ancient Inca customs, and it is a city of Puno built in memory of Manqu Qhapaq, the founder of the ancient Inca country. Puno is located in the northwest corner of Lake Titicaca. It is said that Manco Capac, the founder of the ancient Inca country, was born on the shores of Lake Titicaca and built Puno as the starting point of his later exploration. Puno has always been

Urban architectural style and residents' lifestyle have a strong Indian color, so it is called the folk capital of India. In memory of the Puno people in Manco Capac, they celebrate folk festivals in the first week of June165438+1October every year. During the festival, Puno people dressed in ancient Inca costumes greet each other, treat people and deal with all problems in strict accordance with the customs of ancient Incas. Commemorating and praising Manco Capac is the theme of this festival, and the elders of each family should tell other family members about the heroic achievements of the founder. At the same time, all kinds of theatrical performances in theaters and streets are legendary stories about this outstanding figure. Sun Festival The Sun Festival is also a traditional folk festival of Peruvian Indians. In SacSaivaMan, near Cusco, the ancient capital of Inca Empire in southeastern Peru, a unique solar festival is held on June 24th every year, lasting for 9 days. This festival originated from the worship of the sun god by the ancient Incas. In the southern hemisphere, June 24th is the day when the sun starts to move south after going north. Figure 2- 10 Sun Festival, Jawar Festival and Jawar Festival, which are dressed as Inca kings, are also traditional folk festivals of Peruvian Indians, and are held in late July every year. Java Festival means blood festival or blood festival carnival. /kloc-In the 4th century, under the cruel oppression and slavery of Spanish colonists, Peruvian Indians rose up constantly, but they were brutally suppressed and failed. The indomitable Indians thought of vultures, and then linked the desire for revenge with the bravery of vultures, and there was the vulture bullfighting in Jawar Festival. The vulture is the king of birds in the foothills of the Andes, with a wingspan of 3m and a weight of10-12kg. It is fierce and aggressive. Indians use vultures to represent the brave and unyielding Indian people, while cows are the embodiment of colonialism. Every duel between vultures and cows always ends in the victory of vultures, which shows the indomitable fighting will and confidence of Indians to win. During the festival, there are many people around the bullring. People filled vultures and cattle with white wine, then tied them together with ropes and rushed to the bullring. Vultures ride on cows. It came back, bit Niu Yi, and roared away. Finally, the cow couldn't support it any longer and fell to the ground with a scream. At this time, the eagle catcher walked into the arena and untied the rope that tied the eagle in the cheers of people. The vulture rose into the air and flew into the distance as a winner. People cheered and flocked. After dusk, people will hold a banquet to celebrate the victory. According to local customs, this festival is a new starting point of life, so it is often regarded as the best date for young men and women to get married. Tass Festival in Aracy The Tass Festival in Aracy is a traditional festival of the Aymara Indians in Bolivia, which is held every year from/kloc-0 to October 24-30. In Aymara, AracyTas means please buy my things. Therefore, during the festival, the streets and alleys of Bolivia are full of vendors selling goods. People buy all kinds of gifts for the God of Happiness-Ekko is in their hearts, hoping that God will bless them with a stable and productive life, more auspicious celebrations and happiness in the new year. During the festival, a grand folk celebration will be held and will end with a dance. Women always dance in a circle in wide skirts, while men dance in masks and costumes. Today, Tass Festival in Aracy is not only a festival for Aymara Indians, but also a traditional festival for all Bolivians. Devil's Day Devil's Day is an annual festival held by Indians in Oruro, Bolivia, and it is also a festival that miners in many surrounding areas are willing to participate in. Because this is an important festival for Indian miners to pray for peace. Indians believe that people have violated the underground demon king Awu Ali by looking for mine sources and mining, so the demon king wants to cough with ghosts (that is, silicosis), explode, roof fall and so on. This superstition and instinctive self-defense psychology gradually evolved into a fixed festival. Before the festival, all kinds of masks and clothes were sold everywhere in shops in mining cities. In order to participate in this day, miners often spend a year attending the clothing festival and buy their ideal masks and clothes at all costs.

During the festival, they disguised themselves as various characters, United with the devil and finally surrendered to him. Ear piercing festival is a traditional folk festival of Brazilian Indians. It is held once every seven years and lasts for half a month at a time. The exact time depends on Vapt. Ear piercing festival, also called sacrificial festival, originated from the unique custom of Brazilian scholars. Funeral customs can not only reflect the self-consciousness of human nature, but also reflect different views on life, life and soul. Most funeral customs in India are directly related to their religious beliefs, which reflects the attitude of Indians towards real social life and their vision for the future under the domination of different world views.

4. Mexican Festivals

As we all know, beer is made of malt and water, and hops are brewed by yeast. Carbon dioxide fermented wine has many foams and low alcohol content. This well-known classic wine has evolved into hundreds of styles.

To put it simply, people will divide beer into upper fermented beer (Al, Ale), lower fermented beer (Lager) and mixed beer according to the brewing method, low-concentration beer, medium-concentration beer and high-concentration beer according to its original wort concentration, and light beer, strong beer and dark beer according to its color. Different classification methods can cross each other to create the unique charm of beer.

(PS: low concentration: wort concentration is 6~8 (Brix Brix Brix Brix meter in Bahrain), and the alcohol content is about 2%; Medium concentration: wort concentration is 10~ 12, and alcohol content is about 3.5%; High concentration: wort concentration 14~20, alcohol content 4%~5%)

Although the style is ever-changing, no matter what kind of beer, its faint malt aroma, slight stimulation and slightly bitter aftertaste can make you instantly get rid of the heat and rejuvenate.

Next, with Metro, start a cool summer with the gift boxes of Shikai Beer, Heineken Beer, Corona Beer and Fujiabai Beer!

Casbury

Kas is a dazzling star in South Korea's beer industry, which has a high reputation all over the world and is favored by young consumers.

In terms of brewing technology, Shikai beer belongs to light beer, which consists of yeast from Korea and the United States, high-quality and high-purity soft water, high-quality malt from Harrington, Canada, European hops and anoma yeast.

Different from ordinary beer, Shikai beer can better retain nutrients after non-pasteurization and non-thermal processing, making the beer more transparent in color and fresh in taste.

Shikai beer is carefully brewed with high-quality raw materials, with light yellow and clear color, rich and delicate white foam and elegant aroma. This is a kind of beer with high carbonated taste. Have a drink when you are free. It's refreshing.

Heineken

Heineken is a Dutch beer company, which was born in 1863. Its beer has been sold to 192 countries and regions. Although the brand scale continues to expand, Heineken's pursuit of quality has never changed.

This 5L barrel Heineken beer also belongs to light beer. Its materials are exquisite, 100% pure malt, high-quality hops, strict water purification and Heineken yeast. After 28 days of natural fermentation, it produced a rich aroma and typical fruit aroma, with a mild aftertaste and a slight bitterness.

It is worth mentioning that this beer is also unique in packaging. Heineken's proprietary sealing system can automatically cut off the gas after the valve is closed, helping to preserve the freshness of beer (30 days). Drink it cold at any time, and easily continue the comfortable feeling brought by beer.

Corona (electric)

Corona is a best-selling brand from Mexico, and its export volume ranks first in Mexican beer. This lager-style beer was born in 1925 and is fermented from champagne. The whole wine is as bright and clear as amber, with soft but distinct hops flavor, mellow and layered entrance and long aftertaste.

In addition, this Corona beer has a transparent bottle with high value, and the slender and round bottle can be mastered with one hand, which adds a sense of freedom and fun for everyone to drink freely.

Open the bottle cap and add fresh lime. When Corona, with a delicate and cool taste, meets a slightly sour lime slice, two completely different flavors collide on the tip of the tongue, producing a unique refreshing fragrance.

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As a traditional beer in Belgium, white beer is actually a common name for wheat beer. Malt is added to the raw materials, and the color of the wine body is generally yellow. Hoegaarden is famous for its traditional Belgian white beer.

This rich white beer is brewed by the traditional al brewing method. Wheat was used as raw material, coriander seeds and orange peel were added, the upper layer was fermented, and then the second fermentation was carried out in the bottle, which kept the soft and turbid wine body and made the fruit taste brighter.

Whether you want to have a drink alone or get together with friends, beer is a good choice. Come on, the subway will take away your cool summer artifact homepage and open a cool world. Really comfortable!

5. Activities in Mexico

You can get this illusion through Zhou Qing's anniversary celebration.

Dreamland skateboarding is out of print, and you can only get it for the anniversary.

The rarity of out-of-print skateboards is very high. Only on certain festivals do we have a chance to pull them out of the celebration. Generally, most kryptonite can be used. For example, they can get it in manuals or other places where they do tasks, and some will invite friends.

The main language of Mexico is Spanish.

The official language of Mexico is Spanish. In addition, there are 360 American Indian languages. English is the first foreign language, but the proportion of people who can speak English is very low.

The religious beliefs of Mexicans are as follows: 84.794 million people over the age of 5 are religious; Catholicism 88.0%; Protestant and evangelical 5.2%; Non-evangelical Bible teaching 2.1%; Judaism 0.05%; Other religions 0.31%; 3.5% are not religious; Not sure. 0.9%. Mexican Catholics also believe in the Mexican goddess Guadalupe.

Mexicans eat wishing grapes to welcome the New Year. People all over the world greet the New Year with their own unique customs. In Mexico, people eat wishing grapes to celebrate the New Year. Grapes are an essential food for every Mexican family at the end of the year. People eat 12 wishing grapes whenever the bell rings to say goodbye to the old year and welcome the new year. Every time they eat one, they make a wish, praying for peace, happiness, health and wealth, and praying that every month in the new year will be lucky and happy, from the beginning of the year to the end of the year.

Halabe is the most representative folk dance in Mexico. Men wear traditional national costumes and wide-brimmed hats. They are enthusiastic and dedicated, chasing female companions. The woman wears a large, fat and gorgeous homespun skirt, pretending to be shy and elegant, and throws various flower-shaped patterns with the skirt from time to time.

Mexico is the hometown of corn, and the local people have deep feelings for corn. In the past 5000 years, corn has become the third largest food source in the world from an unknown wild millet, which is inseparable from the diligence and wisdom of Mexicans. Mexicans also created Maya and Aztec civilizations in the process of planting corn. Mexicans often say that corn was created and corn also created us. We are corn people.

6. Mexican Spring Festival

March 15 There are no festivals in Mexico. March 16 is Easter.

7. Mexico Shopping Festival

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