The customs and habits of the Han people include: hanging lanterns, checking the date, singing celebratory songs, sitting in the red hall, asking for keys, worshiping with colorful words, etc.
1. Hanging lanterns, when the Han people are old According to festival customs, if a baby boy is born in the family in the previous year, on the tenth day of the first lunar month, the family will go to the temple to hang up lanterns, hold a banquet at home, and the grandparents will give the child clothes, suspenders, toys, etc.
2. Check the date. The marriage custom of the Han people is similar to the current engagement banquet. After the young man and woman get married, they ask their husband to calculate their horoscopes. The date check is held before the wedding, and the man sends a bride price.
3. Helangge, a Han marriage custom, is popular in Xing'an County in northeastern Guangxi. After the worship service and dinner, relatives and friends gathered around the groom in the main hall and sang congratulatory songs.
4. Sitting in the red hall, a Han marriage custom, is popular in Quanzhou County in northeastern Guangxi. On the eve of their marriage, young men and women worship their ancestors at their own homes and receive instructions from their elders.
5. Asking for keys, a Han marriage custom, is popular in Quanzhou County in northeastern Guangxi. The bride's wedding key is held by the "bridal groom" among her younger siblings or nephews. Before the ceremony, the groom will ask the red envelope groom for the key.
6. Baicaitang language, a Han marriage custom, is popular in most counties and villages in Guangxi. An important procedure in the wedding is that the groom's uncle often lights a pair of wedding candles on the altar table and says congratulations and blessings.