The dragon mouth copper pot of old tea soup is steaming, the fat dolls on the wooden New Year paintings are cute, the enthusiastic shouts of the crosstalk teahouse come in my ears, the rows of fiery red lanterns hanging high, and the dragon and lion dance performances accompanied by sonorous drums and music are very lively...

What is the "Tian flavor" in the Chinese New Year? "It is the spirit of fireworks on earth" and "It is a distinct cultural atmosphere"... Tourists from all directions have the most say.

The Beijing-Shanghai Expressway, Tianjin-Shenzhen Expressway, and Beijing-lan Line pass by the neighboring villages, making Diliubu Village, Xinkou Town, Xiqing District, Tianjin an important choice for tourists in Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei.

"Our gong and drum team is over 70 years old, the oldest is over 80 years old, and everyone is in good health." As the Spring Festival approaches, there are villagers singing and dancing in the square at the entrance of the village committee of Diliubu Village. A team of gongs and drums composed of old men and aunts is very eye-catching. They are all energetic and energetic. In a corner of the square, there are also activities to write the word "Fu" and send the word "Fu". "The countryside here is not only beautiful, but also has a strong cultural flavor." Beijing tourist Zhang Kai came here to drive from home for less than two hours to "join the fun". He held a character Fu in his hand and felt the confidence of the villagers in their lives to a higher level in the coming year.

The one who likes to join in the fun more than Zhang Kai is Li Zheng, a tourist from Hebei. The largest rural market in Tianjin, Lutai Market in Ninghe District, is a beautiful landscape in Li Zheng’s heart in the cold winter days in recent years. Fruits and vegetables, New Year’s goods and food, intangible cultural heritage experience, and the People’s Spring Festival Gala all gather in this rural gathering with a history of 350 years. "Look at this crowd of people, tourists from Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei generally like to come here to have fun." Li Zheng called this feast "game".

In the "Cultural Market" area, the display of intangible cultural heritage products such as woodblock New Year pictures and paper cutting not only feasts tourists, but also understands the cultural heritage contained in it during the tour. "This pot of small persimmons is the same as it is. It looks so beautiful at home during the Chinese New Year." In front of the intangible cultural heritage velvet flower booth, hand-made potted plants and flower arrangements attracted many tourists. A pot of potted velvet flower shaped like persimmons sold for 88 yuan, and it was sold for less than two hours after it was opened. According to the stall owner Li Jianming, they are the "Flowering Years" women's group composed of residents of Yuegangwan Community. The team has more than 30 people, the oldest is in their 80s and the youngest is in their 60s. Everyone uses their spare time to do intangible cultural heritage handicrafts. "There are 50 small persimmons on a potted plant, and each small persimmon has to go through more than a dozen processes." The ancient charm of intangible cultural heritage blooms in the hands of these rural women.

Appreciate folk customs, taste delicious food, and go to big markets... During this year, Tianjin has displayed the most distinctive folk culture, active the most New Year-style rural market, and made the most dynamic rural cultural tourism popular. The "Tianjin flavor" Chinese New Year undoubtedly enhances tourists' sense of gain and happiness.

Author: Farmer Daily·China Agricultural Network reporter Miao Yi Lin Dan