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Author: Wang Zeshu
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Publishing Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Chinese Folk Culture Series, searching through ancient books, local records, and historical chronicles, compiling folk customs materials from various ethnic groups, conducting scientific research, revealing the cultural remains of "living fossils" and "living antiquity" on the vast land of China, showcasing traditional customs, engaging social etiquette, profound family customs, bizarre official customs, shocking underworld customs, deeply ingrained habits, diverse commercial customs, quaint transportation customs, and a myriad of wandering customs. The series presents a spectacular display, truly a treasure trove for readers seeking knowledge of folk culture. "Five miles differ in wind, ten miles differ in customs." China has a long history, vast territory, and numerous ethnic groups. Each region and ethnic group has its own unique customs, forming a magnificent panorama. Regarding Chinese folk culture, there were no specialized books in ancient times, only scattered references in local records and ancient writings. Especially for the folk customs of ethnic minorities, most were not recorded. However, ancient texts are extensive, and not everyone can read them all; with so many ethnic groups, it is also impossible for everyone to conduct field investigations. Understanding Chinese folk culture is crucial, whether it is for small things like navigating society, interacting with others, and achieving life goals, or for grander matters like familiarizing with the national and social context, promoting cultural change, and building a socialist spiritual civilization.