local customs and practices

local customs and practices

Local conditions and customs, Chinese idiom, pronunciation f ē NGT ǔ R é NQ í ng, means a place's unique natural environment and customs, etiquette, habits of the general term, from the Qing Dynasty · Wen Kang's "children hero biography" Chapter 14.

Interpretation of Idioms

Folk customs: the general term of mountains, rivers, customs, climate, etc.; human feelings: human temperament and habits. A place's unique natural environment and customs, etiquette, habits of the general term.

The origin of Idioms

In the fourteenth chapter of biography of heroes and heroines written by Wen Kang of Qing Dynasty, "I asked Chu Yiguan how many provinces he had gone, talked about the local conditions and customs of that province, and discussed the mountains and rivers of that province."

Discrimination of words

The people in our village look like this one by one. No wonder the local customs are so decadent. The first chapter of yellow Hydrangea by Yi Suo in Qing Dynasty