(完整版)潮汕出花园英文版

ChaoshanFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaJump to: navigation, searchCháoshàn(潮汕) refers to the linguistic and cultural region in the east of Guangdong, a southeastern province of China. This region is the origin of the Min Nan dialect Teochew. The area is known as Teochew (spelt Chiuchow in Hong Kong) for most[who?] people overseas, although it also consists of the cities of Shantou (sometimes spelt Swatow) and Jieyang. It differs from the rest of Guangdong province which consists of Cantonese and Hakka speakers.[1]Contents[hide]• 1 Origin• 2 Geography• 3 Culture and language• 4 Climate• 5 Economy• 6 Maps•7 Related links•8 References[edit] OriginThe name "Chaoshan" (潮汕) is a contraction of the names of two of its administrative areas, the prefecture-level cities of Chaozhou(潮州), and Shantou (汕头).[edit] GeographyEncompassing the cities of Chaozhou, Shantou, Jieyang and Shanwei, the Chaoshan region, with a permanent population of 13,247,400 at the end of 2007, covers an area of 10,028 km² that stretches from Shanwei on the coast to the border of Fujian.[edit] Culture and languageThis is a unique area with its own culture that is quite different from its neighbours in Guangdong and the rest of China. It does, however, share similarities to the Minnan areas just north of Chaoshan in Fujian Province. One of the main reasons for its uniqueness is its language, called Chaozhou (also spelt Teochew). It is said that this dialect of Chinese is one of the most difficult ones to master, as it has 8 tones compared to the 4 tones found in Mandarin. Music, opera, and food are further characteristics that distinguish Chaoshan people from the rest of Guangdong.Chaozhou Dialect (潮州話), by which the Chaozhou culture conveys, is considered as one of the oldest Chinese dialects for it preserves many elegant and refined features from ancient Chinese that have been lost in some of the other modern dialects of Chinese. It is spoken by about 10 million people in local Chaozhou and approximately 2-5 million overseas.Chaozhou OperaChaozhou opera (潮劇) is a traditional art form which has a history of more than 500 years and is now loved by 20 million Chaozhou natives in over 20 countries and regions. Based on the local folk dances and ballads, Chaozhou opera has formed its own style under the influence of Nanxi opera. Nanxi is one of the oldest Chinese operas that originated in the Song Dynasty. Its tunes are graceful and pleasant, full of local color. The old form of choral accompaniment still remains its special features. Clowns and females are the most distinctive characters in a Chaozhou opera,and fan-playing and acrobatic skills are more prominent than in other types of performances.Gongfu tea(工夫茶), the 'espresso' of Chinese teas with a formidable kick, which was first sipped back in the Song Dynasty, is still flourishing and remains an important part of social etiquette in Chaozhou. If you visit a family, you can be sure of at least one round of Ganghu tea. Though it tastes bitter when it first reaches your mouth, it is the lingering aftertaste that makes Ganghu tea probably the most charming tea culture in China. Drinking Ganghu tea is in fact a process of aesthetics rather than a solution to thirst.At the local teahouse, tea service is often accompanied with Chaozhou music (潮州音樂). String music, the gong and drum music, the ancient music of set flutes are the traditional play forms of Chaozhou music. Chaozhou string music is made up of mostly plucked and bowed string instruments, and on some occasions, wind instruments are used. The most characteristic instruments are the rihin(二弦), tihu(提胡) and yahu(all two-stringed bowed lutes), the sanxian, pipa, ruan, guzheng, and yangqin. The number of instruments and performers in the ensemble is flexible and depends on the availability of instruments and musicians to play them - but to have an even and balanced texture only one of each instrument is preferred. Chaozhou drum music includes the big drum and gong, the small drum and gong, the dizi set drum and dong and su drum and gong ensembles. The current Chaozhou drum music is said to be similar to the form of the Drum and Wind Music of the Han and Tang Dynasties. Chaozhou guzheng(潮州古筝) is also regarded a major genre of Southern style of Chinese guzheng.[edit] ClimateA temperate climate and fresh seafood attracts many visitors to this area. The people are more relaxed than other areas of China, smoking rate is less, and work should always take the backseat to noon naps and Gong Fu tea[citation needed]. Many visitors from Hong Kong flock to the area for the great food known throughout China. The food is subtle and so is able to retain its original flavor without being tampered by soy sauce, vinegar, chili, and other sauces. Other favorites are beef balls, fish balls, rice noodle, and numerous other small treats.[edit] EconomyIn recent years, due to corruption and car smuggling in the 1980s and 1990s, the central government has chosen to slow down growth of this region eventhough it is still designated as an SEZ (Special Economic Zone). This has had a major effect on the lives of Chaoshan people. Business is not as vibrant compared to other areas in Guangdong and Shantou University is finding it hard to attract local high school graduates. Despite of that, new construction is prevalent and there appears to be hope in the horizon for this unique area on the coast of Southeast China. The other factor that benefits this area is the overwhelming Overseas Chinese from this area. The richest Chinese person in the world Li Ka Shing is from this region. He has invested greatly on the education and healthcare of this region.[edit] Maps•Chaozhou Prefecture (in yellow), part of the Chaoshan Teochiulinguistic region•Shantou Prefecture (in yellow), part of the Chaoshan Teochiulinguistic region•Jieyang Prefecture (in yellow), part of the Chaoshan Teochiulinguistic region•Shanwei Prefecture (in yellow), part of the Chaoshan Teochiu linguisticSnack鸭母念鼠壳稞绿豆饼果条卷糕果牛肉果条酥饺肠粉翻沙芋蚝烙潮州牛肉丸猪脚圈浮蕃薯尖米丸汤果汁炒糕果肠粉十一、薄壳早餐的配菜糯米胀猪肠血蛤三十一、、腐乳饼功夫茶。

Chaoshan: Take flowers as totem‘children grow up with the blossom of flowers.their roots cultivate in the rain ,and in the garden.As grown-ups predict the good spring as well as Apricot flowering, Their children have been growing up ,going out of the garden.”The poet, wenzhiguang was appointed to be the local official in the area of chaoshan in Qing dynasty, there he found the festivals special and interesting, thus he wrote a series of poems about these traditional and exclusive festivals.Above is one of the poems from his works, which describes the famous festival with a long history in chaoshan, called CHUHUAYUAN.Origins of the festivalif you grows up in the area of chaoshan, your parents would celebrate your rite when you are fifteen years old ,and there will be a special and folk custom called CHUHUAYUAN, which falls on the date of tanabata festival. that means ,you are no longer a child , and you can go out of your garden ,where you spent your childhood.On this special day, the child who is at the age of fifteen would be required to wear red clogs and bite beheaded. the original one is said to have been a local scholar in Ming dynasty. his name is LINGDAQIN. According to legend he was too poor to wear red shoes, instead he had to wear red clogs. one day, he went home from school while he saw a old man squatting on the road ,holding a rooster in his hand. There were a pair of red couplets beside him, one of them was empty, while some words written on the other one, it said“bun on the head of rooster”.that was, there was a Bristle on the head of cock. the old man asked the passerby to oppose it ,if he did ,he could take the rooster home ,or he would pay for the paper of couplet.The kid, LINGDAQIN stood there for a while; suddenly he came up with the answer: beard under the jaws of ewe. that meant , there was a handful of jaws under the beard of ewe. “nice couplet!”Yelled the old man, then he gave him the rooster. when this clever boy went home, his father was so surprised that he slaughtered the kitchen and had it cooked ,then he cut the beheaded as a reward of his coming out top.Later, he really became a famous scholar. The people in chaoshan thought it was a good omen, thus they let their children wear red clogs and bite beheaded before the children entered the school.this particular behavior gradually changed to be a custom, that is CHUHUAYUAN.Ceremony of the festivalNowadays simple ceremony have been held instead of the complicated one in ancient days on the date of CHUHUAYUAN festival. In 19th century parents who have 15-year-old kids would be busy for a couple of days or ever longer. Firstly, though the custom normally falls on the double seventh night, the parents would prefer to divining for a suitable day which was good for their kids . Then they would collect twelve different kinds of flowers , which were used for their kids taking shower. it was said it would bring the kids good luck. Besides, the children were requested to sacrifice one kind of immortal called POMU on the bed and they were not allowed to see people. In addition to that, there were so many complex and long ceremonies taken for this important day.Later, the people in chaoshao abandoned several procedures of this festival just for simple cerebration. They would take the kids to restaurant and bring them gifts , hoping that their lovely kids will be reliable for their lives bravely .However, some traditional and folk ways to cerebrate this special custom are still remained in some areas of chaoshan today. for example, the children would be required to bite beheaded just like their fathers did before.With the blossom of flowers, children have grown up. Once they were cultivated in the garden, and in their parents’ arms. Now it’s time for them to go out of the garden, to be grow-ups, with theirparents’ hope.。

潮汕出花园成人礼具体介绍七月初七乞巧节，除了大家熟知的牛郎织女传说，其实还有很多的民俗文化，比如成人礼。

下面是为大家准备的潮汕出花园成人礼，希望可以帮助大家!出花园是广东省潮汕地区一种独有的汉族传统民俗，属于成人礼习俗，年满15周岁也有地方定为虚岁15周岁的孩子要“出花园”。

不过各地习俗不同，有的地方只给女孩“出花园”;有些地方要先求神问卜，获知没有“忌讳”“冲撞”，才能举行仪式。

中文名：出花园节日时间：阴历七月初七乞巧节和七月十五节日类型：传统节日流行地区：广东省潮汕地区节日起源：成人礼节日意义：为孩子举行成人礼1、习俗仪式广东潮汕地区一种特有的汉族传统成人礼俗。

有15岁男女孩子的家庭，要在阴历七月初七乞巧节和七月十五中元节或另择日为孩子备办三牲果品拜别公婆神俗称公婆母，表示孩子已经长大，可以走出花园，不再是终日在花园里玩闹的孩童了。

其仪式是将三牲果晶合凑成四件或八件或十二件，陈置在俗称“胶掠”晾晒用的竹箕上，请出公婆神的神炉，由出花园的孩子跪拜，拜毕，以后就不再拜了。

出花园的孩子要穿红皮屐、吃公鸡头，所有食品都要吃一点。

而且是饭桌上最先吃的那个2、习俗类型在澄海，父母采来12种不同鲜花，浸在水里给孩子沐浴，母亲给孩子扎上自己亲手缝制的新腰兜，兜里一般放着12颗桂圆和2枚“顺治”铜钱。

出花园之日，成年的少年有许多拘束和讲究要遵守。

现今，许多仪式内容有所简化。

在汕头市潮阳区的关埠镇，出花园的孩子会收到红包，收到红包了，父母需给回礼，买些喜庆的东西送过去，包括食用油、白糖、饼等;这各家有各家的安排。

潮安县要用12样鲜花泡水给出花园者沐浴;要换新衣，穿红皮屐，围新肚兜肚兜里藏桂圆和“顺治”钱——而且这一身行头必须是舅舅家送的;当日要躲在房子里。

除拜公婆神，还要拜花公花妈。

男出花园者，祭品中要有一只公鸡，女者用母鸡，要请亲族吃酒菜。

澄海县风俗与潮安县大体相同。

饶平县用榕树枝、竹枝、石榴花、桃树枝、状元竹、青草各一对合12样泡水给出花园者沐同时进食，祝贺出花园者“换上成人肠肚”，与童年告别。

潮汕出花园作文“出花园”是潮汕地区特有的仪式,其实就是当孩子虚岁到十五岁时,表达这个小孩以成为成人。

这次回老家，可让我碰上了，让我和大家介绍一下吧。

这次，我的.表哥“出花园”了。

前一天，我去他们家凑热闹,没想到刚走到门前，十多个亲戚正忙着。

有的流畅地做潮汕特产“红桃@”;有的正大汗漓淋的择菜:有些正将自个家的什么汤勺啊、筷子啊、碗啊之类的餐具一个个给表哥他们家。

我一走过去他们就说:"纳智,你来了啊,你也别闲着,快帮二姨挑菜。

"“你来了啊，快，去三哥那把韭菜拿过来。

”顿时,我有种忙得晕头转向的感觉，巴不得我有分身术。

稀里糊涂地把这些活干完，正准备去找表哥，没想到啊，亲戚们说他去挑衣裳。

哦，表哥“出花园”要穿漂亮的服装,迎接自己成人的那一天。

一般来说，不管你什么时候出生，只要到那年农历七月初七你就得“出花园”。

于是第二天我匆匆吃过早饭，就去表哥家。

那里聚满很多亲戚，其实这里这里连早餐都有准备。

我们家族很大，虽说早上来的人只是半，可也有三十多人，这里全都有准备，可以说应有尽有。

表哥在门口迎接客人，只见他穿着漂亮的衣裳，旁边堆着很多礼品。

其实中国的文化就是吃，但你得吃出品位，你得吃出文化,这才是中华文化的关键。

中午是大家欢聚一堂的时刻，表哥坐在向大门的主位,与平时家族里的主心骨坐在一席,接受家族最隆重的庆祝。

饭菜很丰富，为了这六席饭菜，表哥的妈妈可费了不少功夫请来个好厨师。

吃到差不多一半，我们这一席的小孩都拿着饮料去跟哥贺礼。

表哥--接受我们的祝福。

晚上人少了些，但还是蛮多的,一群小孩席地而坐,在地上打扑克。

旁边的大人正谈着大人的事情,表哥也即将面对这一切。

夜晚，我们去卡拉OK，小孩大人都在这一展歌喉，大家都很尽兴，一直到很晚才离开。

看到表哥出花园的风采，我也想"出花园”,于是从现在起我要好好学习,让属于我的成人仪式变得更加风采!。

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潮汕传统习俗稿子英语作文Traditions and Customs of ChaoshanChaoshan, a region located in the eastern part of Guangdong Province, China, is renowned for its rich cultural heritage and unique traditional customs. These customs, passed down through generations, have become an integral part of the local way of life, shaping the identity and values of the Chaoshan people. In this essay, we will explore some of the most significant traditional customs and practices that have endured in Chaoshan.One of the most prominent traditional customs in Chaoshan is the celebration of the Lunar New Year, or Spring Festival. This annual event holds immense significance for the local people, who take great pride in upholding the intricate rituals and traditions associated with the festival. The preparations for the Lunar New Year begin weeks in advance, with families cleaning their homes, decorating with red and gold ornaments, and preparing an array of traditional delicacies. On the eve of the new year, families gather for a grand reunion dinner, where they savor dishes like steamed whole fish, dumplings, and noodles, each with its own symbolic meaning.Another cherished tradition in Chaoshan is the annual Qingming Festival, also known as Tomb Sweeping Day. This solemn occasion is dedicated to honoring the ancestors and paying respects to the departed. Families visit the graves of their loved ones, cleaning the tombstones, burning incense, and offering traditional offerings such as food, flowers, and paper money. The ritual of tomb sweeping is not only a way to remember and honor the dead but also a means of maintaining strong familial bonds and a sense of ancestral heritage.The Chaoshan region is also renowned for its unique culinary traditions, which have been passed down through generations. The local cuisine, often referred to as Chaozhou cuisine, is characterized by its delicate flavors, intricate preparation techniques, and the use of fresh, high-quality ingredients. One of the most iconic Chaozhou dishes is the Teochew-style braised goose, which involves a meticulous process of marinating, steaming, and slow-cooking the bird to achieve a tender and flavorful result. Another beloved dish is the Teochew-style steamed rice rolls, made from a batter of rice flour and water, which are then filled with a variety of savory or sweet ingredients and steamed to perfection.In addition to culinary traditions, the Chaoshan region is also known for its rich textile heritage. The art of Chaozhou embroidery, known as Teochew embroidery, is a time-honored tradition that showcases the exceptional skills and artistry of local craftspeople. Teochewembroidery is characterized by its intricate designs, vibrant colors, and the use of delicate silk threads. These embroidered pieces are often used to adorn traditional clothing, accessories, and household items, serving as a testament to the region's artistic legacy.Another significant aspect of Chaoshan's cultural heritage is the traditional Teochew opera, a form of Chinese theater that has been practiced in the region for centuries. Teochew opera is renowned for its unique musical style, elaborate costumes, and captivating performances that often depict stories from Chinese history and mythology. The art form has been carefully preserved by local troupes and enthusiasts, who work tirelessly to ensure that this tradition continues to thrive and be passed on to future generations.The Chaoshan region is also home to a rich tradition of folk arts and crafts, including the creation of intricate paper-cutting designs, the making of traditional ceramic wares, and the carving of wooden figurines. These artisanal practices not only showcase the creativity and skill of the local artisans but also serve as a means of preserving the region's cultural identity and heritage.In conclusion, the traditional customs and practices of the Chaoshan region are a testament to the enduring resilience and cultural richness of the local people. From the celebrations of the Lunar New Year and Qingming Festival to the renowned culinary traditions,textile arts, and performing arts, these customs have become an integral part of the Chaoshan identity, connecting the present with the past and shaping the unique character of the region. As the world continues to evolve, it is crucial that these traditions are preserved and celebrated, ensuring that the rich cultural heritage of Chaoshan is passed down to future generations.。

潮汕出花园作文500字（中英文实用版）Title: The Garden of ChaozhouStepping into the garden of Chaozhou, one is immediately captivated by the enchanting fusion of nature and culture.The air, heavy with the scent of blooming flowers, carries whispers of history and tradition that have been cultivated over centuries.走进潮汕的花园，你立刻会被自然与文化的迷人融合所吸引。

空气中，弥漫着盛开的花朵的香气，承载着历经数百年培育的历史与传统。

Wandering through the meticulously manicured paths, one encounters an array of vibrant flowers, each representing a unique story and symbol.The peony, with its voluptuous petals, stands as a symbol of wealth and prosperity, while the delicate lotus represents purity and integrity.漫步在精心修剪的小径上，你会遇到一系列充满活力的花朵，每一朵都讲述着独特的故事和象征。

牡丹以其丰满的花瓣象征着财富和繁荣，而精致的莲花则代表着纯洁和诚实。

In the garden, ancient trees provide shade and solace, their gnarled branches reaching towards the sky as if in silent contemplation.Stone pavilions and bridges add an artistic touch, their intricate carvings showcasing the exquisite craftsmanship of the Chaozhou people.在花园里，古树提供阴凉和慰藉，它们扭曲的树枝伸向天空，仿佛在默默沉思。

潮汕地区民俗“出花园”•相关推荐潮汕地区民俗“出花园”潮汕，海外和旧时称潮州，是一个以潮汕方言为母语的汉族民系，是中国岭南沿海广东、香港、澳门、台湾等地的本地人之一，潮汕民系是广东三大汉族民系之一。

下面是小编带来的潮汕地区民俗“出花园”相关内容，希望对你有帮助。

出花园是广东省潮汕地区一种独有的汉族传统民俗，属于成人礼习俗，年满15周岁(也有地方定为虚岁15周岁)的孩子要“出花园”。

不过各地习俗不同，有的地方只给女孩“出花园”;有些地方要先求神问卜，获知没有“忌讳”“冲撞”，才能举行仪式。

广东潮汕地区一种特有的汉族传统成人礼俗。

有15岁男女孩子的家庭，要在阴历七月初七乞巧节和七月十五中元节或另择日为孩子备办三牲果品拜别公婆神(俗称公婆母)，表示孩子已经长大，可以走出花园，不再是终日在花园里玩闹的孩童了。

其仪式是将三牲果晶合凑成四件或八件或十二件，陈置在俗称“胶掠”(晾晒用的竹箕)上，请出公婆神的神炉，由出花园的孩子跪拜，拜毕，以后就不再拜了。

出花园的孩子要穿红皮屐、吃公鸡头，所有食品都要吃一点。

而且是饭桌上最先吃的那个。

仪式细节“出花园”是潮汕地区特有的一种成人礼习俗，年满15岁的孩子要举行“出花园”仪式。

因各地习俗不同，比如，有些地区只给女孩“出花园”，有些要用12种鲜花泡水给“出花园”者淋浴等等，所以现以揭阳市区为例，浅谈一些“出花园”礼节。

不再祭拜“公婆母”潮汕人认为，小于十五岁的孩子是生活在“花园”里的，由一对称为“公婆母”的神灵庇护着，孩子能不能长大成人，全靠这对神灵的恩赐，所以潮汕人对于祭拜“公婆母”向来很重视。

生活在“花园”里的小孩子每年七月七要祭拜“公婆母”，以祈求健康成长;而出了“花园”的孩子已经不再在“公婆母”的掌控之中了，以后的七月七将不再祭拜“公婆母”了。

身穿新衣，脚着木屐，头戴“石榴”花“出花园”这天，小孩子要穿舅舅送来的新衣，木屐，一般为红色。

当然，现今很多繁琐礼节已经被简化，舅舅可以直接送红包给外甥(女)，让孩子自己置办。