Hebei Tourism Guide and Custom Taboos

Hebei Province is referred to as Hebei for short. Shijiazhuang, the capital of Hebei Province, is located in North China, north of the lower reaches of the Yellow River, east of Bohai Sea, around Beijing and Tianjin, west of Taihang Mountain, north of Yanshan Mountain, Zhangbei Plateau in the north of Yanshan Mountain and the rest of Hebei Plain. Below, I have sorted out some matters needing attention in Hebei, hoping to help friends who travel to Hebei for the first time.

Matters needing attention in traveling to Hebei

Hebei tourist dress guide:

Spring (March-May): sweater 1-2, cotton sweater, trousers 1-2, coat 1-2, trousers.

Summer (June-August): long-sleeved shirts, summer clothes.

Autumn (September-165438+1October): sweaters 1-2, shirts 1-2, cotton trousers 1-2, coats and trousers.

Winter (65438+February-February): 2-3 sweaters, 2 cotton-padded pants, 1 cotton-padded clothes, gloves, scarves and woolen pants.

Hebei tourism must-have items:

Certificates: Take your ID card, student ID card and other valid certificates with you when traveling in case of emergency.

Clothing:

Spring and autumn: sweaters, cotton sweaters, coats, pants.

Summer: long-sleeved shirts and summer clothes.

Winter: Sweaters, cotton-padded trousers, cotton-padded clothes and woolen trousers, take warm measures and carry gloves and scarves.

Medicines: Tourists can take common cold medicines, anti-inflammatory medicines, gastrointestinal medicines, carsickness medicines, band-AIDS, etc. According to your own needs.

Cash, bank card: when traveling, property should be kept separately.

Other items: daily necessities, mobile phones, cameras, mp3 and other electronic devices that you may need to carry. Remember to bring a charger, batteries and enough memory cards.

Taboo of Hebei tourism custom:

Cangzhou Lantern Festival custom

As the name implies, the Lantern Festival is the first, and the Lantern Festival is the first full moon night-the fifteenth day of the first lunar month is also called "Shangyuan Festival". This festival is divided into three days, that is, three days and fifteen and a half months. During these three nights, every household made all kinds of lanterns, such as Palace Lantern, Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea, Carp Jumping the Dragon Gate, and Five Blessingg holding longevity lanterns, lotus lanterns, watermelon lanterns and lanterns, which were very spectacular. Watching lanterns has become a great pleasure for people. Therefore, the Lantern Festival is also called "Lantern Festival". At the same time, fireworks were set off, there was a loud noise, and the sky was like a fairy.

Liu baibing

"Walking away from all diseases" is a unique custom in Cangzhou and its nearby areas. Every year on the 16th night of the first lunar month, children and adults in Cangzhou go out for a stroll, hoping for good health and good luck in the year. In order to meet people's needs and ensure people's safety, traffic control has been implemented on the main roads in urban areas for a long time. That night, Cangzhou City was brightly lit, packed with people and fireworks. At the same time, the huge security risks behind the "all diseases" have gradually attracted the attention of all parties.

"Hell" will open on 10 1 day.

Legend: Since 10/day, the hell has been open for half a month, and people have prepared incense sticks and paper horses to pay homage to their ancestors. It is still a period of folk grave-sweeping. 10/day, every family brings their children to the grave to worship their ancestors, burn paper money and bow down. Some people set off firecrackers and tie colorful buildings with paper and folded clothes and quilts. This is called "sending cold clothes". In fact, it is just a form of mourning for our ancestors.

Tomb-Sweeping Day and Mid-Autumn Festival are also called the three "ghost festivals" in a year. In order to prevent their ancestors from catching cold in the underworld, on this day, people will burn five-color paper, send them warm clothes, and send them warmth, a ghost. On October 1 ST, the burning cold clothes entrusted the memories of the old people and carried the sympathy of the living for the dead.

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