The first strange thing: the girl's eldest sister falling upside down on the cliff (called):
In Yangjiang, young unmarried women are called eldest sister, while married women are called girls ( Madam). The second weird thing: hawkers sell mom on the street
In Yangjiang, all pastries, buns and snacks can be called "mo". I heard someone in Yangjiang say: "Eating mom" is called "mo". You eat buns, not your mother, so you can often hear vendors selling buns walking down the street shouting: "Mai Ma Luo, Ma Ma Luo" The third strange thing: a silver chain made into a trousers belt
Refers to the men of the Dan family in fishing ports such as Zhapo, Shapa, Dongping, and Xitou. They wear trousers without weights. They use a silver chain to make a belt, tie it tightly, and stuff it into the trousers. It's fixed, a bit like how you wrap a towel around your waist after taking a shower in the sauna
I heard people explain the function of the silver chain belt like this: because sailing was very dangerous in the past, and we often encountered If the ship is destroyed by a storm and people are killed, if the person can still float to another shore, he can use the silver trousers chain on his body to exchange money for the cost of returning home. If the body drifts to another place, the stranger will use the silver chain on the body of the deceased as a means of death. The fourth strange thing about people’s burial fees: noodles wrapped in rice noodles sold through the street
There is a snack in Yangjiang called pig intestine roll (the shape is like a pig intestine). The written name is pig intestine roll. In fact, it is very simple. It is rice noodles wrapped in rice noodles. Inside is minced rice noodles fried with bean sprouts, and some cooked sesame seeds are added. The outside is wrapped with sheets of rice noodles wrappers and rolled into round strips. This thing looks simple, but It is particularly popular in Yangjiang. Whether it is five-star hotels, ordinary food stalls, street food shops, or breakfast shops, it is sold everywhere. Yangjiang people especially like to eat it. This kind of food is only found in Yangjiang and is basically found in other places. No, I remember that the Yangtze International Club’s branch in Beijing also makes it, but I just can’t taste the taste of Yangjiang. The fifth strange thing: one-night stand has become a signature dish
Don’t get me wrong, Yangjiang people’s one-night stand is actually a To grow salted fish, freshly caught fish (mainly red fish) are salted in the pond overnight and then dried in the sun the next day. This kind of fish is both fresh and a little salty (but not too salty) , so it is particularly popular. It was originally called light-sun-fried salted fish, also known as Yiyecheng salted fish. Recently, I don’t know who called it one-night stand, which made it famous. Outsiders like to order the fried one-night stand. Porridge has become Yangjiang’s signature dish.
Tourists who come to Yangjiang like to go to Haiyuan Fishery Products to buy some one-night stands and take them home, give them away or steam them with some pork belly. It tastes great
The sixth strange thing: The female brother of the Dan family swaps eggs from the coastal area of ????Yangjiang Family members like to use the words Di, Di, Ti, Zhuan, Jian, etc. when naming their daughters. For example, many girls in the Dan family have names like this: Qun Di, Zhao Di, Yin Di. The purpose is to hope that the girl’s next child will be a boy. There is a classic story about the Six Monsters:
A man and a woman from the Dan family gave birth to their first child, a daughter, after getting married. In order to ensure that the next child would be a boy, they gave birth to their daughter. I named her Zhaodi, but the second child turned out to be a daughter. I didn’t regret it, so I named her Zaizhao. The third child was still a daughter, so I named her Chongzhao. The fourth child was still a daughter, so I named her Zhaodi. After calling and recruiting, when the fifth child was born, it was still a daughter. The Dan family members were heartbroken, resigned to their fate, despaired, and did not want to recruit anymore, so they named the last daughter the seventh monster of Trick: Yangjiang Silly Hat Yang Chundai
Yangchun is a mountainous area. In the past, transportation was underdeveloped. Therefore, Yangchun people had little contact with the outside world, so they appeared to be less knowledgeable. Many Yangjiang people would laugh at Yangchun people. Among the many jokes told by Yangjiang people, they were stupid and less knowledgeable. The protagonists are always Yangchun people. There are many such jokes. Here are a few:
The most classic one is: Yangchun people come to Yangjiang people’s homes as guests. It’s dinner time, and Yangjiang people invite Yangchun. When people were eating, the Yangchun man said that he had eaten, but refused to eat. After coming out, he laughed at the Yangjiang man: "He also said that the Yangjiang people were smarter than the Yangchun people. I lied to him and said that I had eaten, and he believed it. How stupid." Thousands of vehicles: A jeep came to a rural village in Yangchun one year. People from Yangchun who had never seen a jeep gathered around the spare tire to look at the spare tire on the back of the car. While looking at it, they said: "City people are really weird. They have to hang thousands of cars on the back of the car." "Hair washing machine with a big firecracker": It was the first time for a Yangchun resident to stay in a hotel. He didn't know what the toilet was. He looked around, pressed the button on the top, and saw the water flowing out of the toilet. Know: "It turned out to be a hair washing machine"
In the past, the only building with an elevator in Yangjiang was the Overseas Chinese Building. The restaurant was on the 5th floor. Some Yangchun people came here for the first time and did not know how to use the elevator. They took the stairs to the 5th floor. After eating, I saw other people coming out of the elevator. After eating, I took the elevator back down. After thinking for a while, I finally understood: "Yangjiang people are strange. They weigh one pound before eating and another pound after eating. "Sleeping tightly: It was the first time that Yangchun people stayed in a guest house. They saw a circular mosquito net and didn't know how to use it. Finally, they finally understood: "It's strange for people in the city to sleep tight.
The baby was a boy, so he named his daughter Zhaodi. The second baby turned out to be a girl, but he didn’t regret it, so he named her Zhaodi again. The third baby turned out to be a girl, so he named her Zhaodi. After the fourth child, it was still a daughter. They named it Youzhao. After the fifth child, it was still a daughter. The Dan family members were heartbroken, resigned to their fate, and despaired. They did not want to recruit any more children, so they gave up the last daughter. The name is a unique trick
Yangchun is a mountainous area. In the past, transportation was not developed, so Yangchun people had little contact with the outside world, so they seemed to have little knowledge. Many Yangjiang people would laugh at many of the jokes told by Yangchun people. In the novel, the stupid and ill-informed protagonist is always a Yangchun native. Such jokes abound. Here are a few:
The most classic one is: A Yangchun native is a guest at a Yangjiang native’s house, and it happens to be a meal. At that time, people from Yangjiang invited Yangchun people to have dinner. Yangchun people said that they had eaten, but refused to eat. When they came out, they laughed at Yangjiang people: "They also said that Yangjiang people are smarter than Yangchun people. I lied to him and said that I had eaten. He I also believe it, it’s really stupid.” Che Wanzhuang: In a rural area in Yangchun, a jeep arrived one year. People from Yangchun who had never seen a jeep gathered around the spare tire on the back of the car to look at it. As they looked, they said, “City people are really weird. Cars There is a "Wanzhuang (big firecracker)" hair washing machine hanging at the back: It was the first time for Yangchun people to stay in a hotel. I didn't know what the toilet was. I looked around, pressed the button on the top, and saw the water in the toilet. After a loud noise, I realized: "It turned out to be a hair washing machine."
In the past, the only building with an elevator in Yangjiang was the Overseas Chinese Building. The restaurant was on the 5th floor. There were people from Yangchun who came here for the first time and didn't know how to use the elevator. , took the stairs to the fifth floor to eat, saw other people coming out of the elevator, and took the elevator down after eating. After thinking for a while, I finally understood: "Yangjiang people are strange. They have to weigh one pound before eating. Then another pound will be weighed. "Sleeping tightly: It was the first time that Yangchun people stayed in a guest house, and they didn't know how to deal with it. Finally, they understood: "It's strange for people in the city to sleep hard. Eight Monsters: Flooding in Yangchun Yangjiang Disaster
This strange thing comes from a saying often said by Yangjiang people: Flooding in Yangchun floods the Yangjiang River
I heard people explain it like this: Moyang River flows from Yangchun Then it flows through Yangjiang City and goes to the sea at Beijin Port. When there is heavy rain in Yangchun, the river water surges and rushes to Yangjiang. The Yangjiang River is shallow and cannot be discharged. It pours back into the streets from the sewer, causing flooding in the streets.
Ninth Stranger: Build an airport to enjoy the sun
Yangjiang Heshan Airport was built in the 1990s. The government’s guiding ideology at that time was to build large transportation, develop large markets, and promote large development. , so Heshan Airport and Yangjiang Port were built under this background. After the airport was built, it was impossible to form an air transport market due to limited passenger sources, so it basically had no effect, except for a very small amount of time. While several helicopters were taking off and landing, they were usually showing off the tenth strange thing: the disharmony between municipalities and counties.
It seems that no city has such a disparity in income as in Yangjiang: the units directly under the city are better than those in the counties below. The income of units in Jiangcheng District and even the urban area is two to four times higher. Because of the imbalance of income, the psychological imbalance of the personnel in Jiangcheng and county-level units has caused many opinions.
For example, for teachers, teachers in Jiangcheng generally earn more than a thousand yuan a month (some are even a few hundred yuan), but those under the municipal government earn three to four thousand yuan, and the same goes for those in other systems. I heard people say this is because the urban area Basically all the income goes to the city, causing Jiangcheng’s fiscal revenue to be low. I also heard that Jiangcheng passed the provincial evaluation in the early years, and the whole district has reached a well-off living standard, so the provincial government has no money to allocate. Therefore, today’s financial difficulties are caused. The eleventh strange thing: the light of the sword is murderous
Yangjiang is the capital of knives and scissors in China, the Chinese Kitchen Knife Center (Shibazi), the Chinese Scissors Center (Silver Eagle), and the Chinese Knife Center (Zhang Yongguang) are all settled in Yangjiang. There are thousands of hardware tool factories in Yangjiang. The output of Yangjiang's knife and scissors accounts for 60% of the country's total, and its export volume accounts for 80% of the country's total. Once you enter Yangjiang, you will find that it is everywhere They are all hardware tool factories, and there are hardware knives for sale everywhere. It can be said that the lights of swords and shadows are murderous. The twelfth strange: typos that have not been corrected for hundreds of years
In Yangjiang, some well-known words have wrong pronunciations. Yes, and everyone in the Yangjiang area, from officials and professors to traffickers and pawns, has mispronunciation. Some typos are more than a hundred years old, but no one has corrected them.
The most famous one is Zhapo, a famous tourist resort in the province. Yangjiang people just refuse to correct the name, so they just read it as Zhanpo. Moreover, it is passed down from generation to generation without repentance.
Also Bei Hao is pronounced Bei Geng, and Na Long is pronounced Na Long. In addition, some people also pronounce the lion dance as Meng (pronounced the third tone) Shuzi (because the pronunciation of the dance is the same as that of the lion). Losing is unlucky), pig tongue is said to be pig li, pig liver is said to be pig wet, and Yangchun people even call the teacher Laosi, teacher, always loses. The thirteenth strange: There are many gods in the house
People in Yangjiang call the houses they build and live in their homes. Yangjiang people worship gods during festivals and festivals, and some also worship on the first and fifteenth day of the lunar month. Almost every home has a shrine. , especially in towns and villages, and there are many shrines:
The first is the ancestor hall, which is the shrine of the ancestors;
The second is the shrine of the door official;
The third is the Earth Dragon God’s position;
The fourth is the Kitchen Lord’s God’s position.
Some people who believe in God will even set up a shrine at home and set up a statue of the god. At night, the shrine is Use a red light bulb to illuminate, the red color is a bit scary. The 14th strange thing: lacquer ware is sold but not sold.
As one of the three treasures of Yangjiang, Yangjiang lacquer ware is famous throughout the country. Tian Han, the lyricist of the national anthem, once wrote a poem praising Yangjiang lacquer ware. : The heart of a quiet woman is like hair, and the hands of famous teachers are brilliant; Yangjiang's vermilion lacquer is good, and it stays in the spring of Lingnan. However, as a traditional famous brand product in Yangjiang, due to the disappearance of lacquerware makers in recent years, there are very few lacquerware products, and it is basically difficult to see them on the market. It can be said that the product is good but not sold. The fifteenth strange thing: invitations to happy events are like debt collection
There is a saying in Yangjiang that people are in debt when they are in trouble. All wedding invitations, such as marriages, moving into a new household, and children’s one-month-old, etc. need to be Drinks are served, invitations are issued, and gift packages are given to those attending the banquet, usually 200 or 300, and more is 500. If it is a superior leader or someone wants to please, more will be required. The bribe recipient will take this opportunity to accept the bribe with peace of mind.
The end of the year is the time when most weddings are held in Yangjiang. It is often to go to this house today and to which house tomorrow. For several days in a row, the red invitations are jokingly called fines, and one or two months of salary is fined. Six strange things: Giving gifts to girls when they get married
Men in Yangjiang are really lucky. I have never heard that a man needs to give a bride price when he gets married. On the contrary, the girl’s family is worried that if the dowry is small, she will be looked down upon by her husband’s family and lose her status. If the woman is rich, she will prepare a lavish dowry. The dowry may even include a car, a foreign-style house, and cash. If the woman has no money, she should also prepare some electrical appliances such as color TVs and air conditioners. The 17th Weird: Traffic intersections are not bad (read Guess)
In Cantonese and Yangjiang dialect, "cha" means policeman.
Some outsiders say that in Yangjiang, it takes a long time to find a policeman to ask for directions. It’s difficult. It’s no wonder that the traffic police have electronic eyes and the patrol police have joint defense team members. Unless there is some comprehensive management operation, it is difficult to see the police on the road (of course police cars will see it).
But because there are no traffic police on the road , causing unlicensed cars to run rampant without scruples, hitchhikers without hats to avoid electronic eyes, and driving on the wrong side of the road, causing chaos. Especially at intersections when there is no power, the traffic lights are out of order, and no one is directing the traffic. Eighteen Strangers: Kites can compete with birds
There is Weifang in the north and Yangjiang in the south. Yangjiang is named the hometown of kites in China, and it is well-deserved. In the national kite competition between 1986 and 1998, ** *Won 87 gold medals. The Nanguo Kite Arena on the bank of Yuanyang Lake is the largest kite flying ground in the country. The most outstanding representatives of Yangjiang kites are two types. One is "Ganoderma lucidum", which is rated as one of the top ten kites in the world. The most unique thing is that there is a very thin vine on the top of the kite, which makes a "wow" sound in the air when facing the wind. It is so loud that its chirping can be heard for miles around. This work is currently unique in the world. I heard that kites were not called kites in the past. They were called paper kites in the north and paper harriers in the south (referred to as northern kites and southern harriers). Because of the appearance of Ganoderma lucidum, the wind blew the rattan and made a sound like a guzheng. , so Ganoderma lucidum is called a kite. This is how the name of the kite comes.
The dragon kite ("centipede") is another pride of Yangjiang kites. It is the longest dragon kite in Yangjiang that I know The kite should be
It is the "Yangjiang Dragon" flown by Ruan Jiapei and his son in the kite show in commemoration of the fifth anniversary of Hong Kong's return in 2002. It is 208 meters long. Can this be listed in the Guinness Book of World Records? Well, I don’t know