Folk custom of Guposhan in Hezhou

There are no other residents in Guposhan Park, but the eastern edge of the park is inhabited by the Tuyao and Pan Yao families of Yao people. There are Hakka and Han natives in the south. Most of them migrated from Guangdong, Fujian, Jiangxi, Hunan and other places in the Qing Dynasty, and still maintain their own traditional culture with distinctive folk culture and customs. In terms of folk houses, there are typical Hakkas of the Han nationality, "Longwei", a castle-like "local village" of the Han nationality, and a diaojiao building of the Yao nationality. This exquisite building has high historical value and ornamental value.

Folk literature and marriage customs are rich and vivid, with distinctive local characteristics. For example, Hakka folk songs, local songs and Yao folk songs have different emotional appeal in different languages, and folk songs are full of fun. This kind of marriage custom is really varied and interesting, such as the Hakka people's "paying homage to the bride" and "smearing the bridal chamber", the local people's "looking at the house", "sighing for marriage" and "holding the bride in the dark room", the "lover's room" and "personal plot" in the earthen kiln and so on. National cultural tourism can enrich the amusement content of forest parks.