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1. One-day tour guide around Jieyang

: Let’s take Jieyang first, but we don’t know what fun things there are in Jieyang. Then, if you are in Shantou, go to Shantou University. Chenghai Lianhua Mountain and then Chaozhou, Dongshan Lake, and Xiangzi Bridge. A lot?

: 2. Self-driving tour of one-day tourist attractions near Jieyang

1. Jieyang Wangtian Lake Ecological Tourism Area

2. Jinxianmen Tower

3. Revealing the Huangmanzhai Waterfall in Western China

4. Jingming Hot Spring Resort

5. Jieyang Academy

6. Jiedong Jiedong Wanzhu garden!

7. Jieyang Guandi Temple

8. Jieyang City God Temple

9. Jiexi Coukeng Village

10. Jiexi Dayang Resort tourist area

3. Where to have fun on a day trip around Jieyang

Children The park near Jieyang No. 1 Middle School is a good place for children to play.

The park covers a large area, has good greening, many children have complete entertainment facilities in the park, and parking is convenient nearby.

010-10: 103 hours and 38 minutes, 255.4 kilometers and 7 traffic lights

Passed by: Shantou-Kunming Expressway and Meilong Expressway.

Jieyang City

Drive 20 meters from Jieyang City to Linjiang North Road.

Turn right into Linjiang North Road for 190 meters.

Turn right onto Huangqishan Avenue and drive 430 meters.

Turn left, enter Xinyang Road, and drive 1.1 kilometers.

Turn right onto Maya Road and drive 4.2 kilometers.

Please go straight, enter the Yanshou Line and drive 4.0 kilometers.

Turn left from Yanshan Line to Chaohui Expressway and drive 420 meters.

Drive to the right and enter the Chaohui Expressway and drive 2.0 kilometers.

Drive to the left and enter the Shantou-Kunming Expressway and drive 58.9 kilometers.

Drive straight ahead, from Shankun Expressway to Meilong Expressway, and drive 290 meters.

Drive to the right and enter the Meilong Expressway and drive 14.9 kilometers.

Drive to the left and enter Shen-Chang Expressway and drive 12.1 kilometers.

Go straight, enter Chengjiang Hub, and drive 520 meters.

Drive to the right and enter the Meilong Expressway and drive 101.1 kilometers.

Please go straight, enter Puyong Expressway, and drive 9.5 kilometers.

Drive to the right and enter the Qiling Interchange and drive 4.1 kilometers.

Turn left, enter S309, and drive 8.5 kilometers.

Go to the front left, enter X562, and drive 26.8 kilometers.

Turn right from X562 to Yunshuiyao Ancient Town and drive 6.3 kilometers.

Shuiyunyao Ancient Town

4. Jieyang Travel Guide

There are many places to visit in Shantou. There are several scenic spots in Chenghai, and there are many scenic spots in the south such as Haimen Lotus Peak, Dahao Jufeng Temple, Danying Ecological Park, Jinshou Tea House, Beishan Bay, CITIC Swimming Pool, East Coast Business District, Seaside Promenade, Lin Baixin Plaza and other parks . There are countless seafood and specialty snacks in Shantou.

5. One-day tour guide to Jieyang

Do you know the eight customs of Jieyang?

1. In the Spring Festival

Spring Festival; Spring Festival

On the first day of the lunar calendar, the folk custom is called Chinese New Year. Chaoyi takes this festival very seriously. In the early morning, people visit relatives and friends, which is called Happy New Year. Generally speaking, you should bring Daji (that is, oranges are bigger than oranges, so they are called Daji) when you send New Year greetings, and the interviewees should also return Daji to show their common good luck and say Happy New Year. Happy New Year. and congratulations on getting rich to each other. On New Year's Day, according to the traditional custom in Jieyang, most people eat breakfast very quickly to express their respect and sincerity to the Buddha. During the Spring Festival, entertainment activities are organized in both cities and rural areas, such as lion dance, lantern riddle guessing, flag parade and Chaozhou gongs and drums. In addition, adults should give red envelopes to the elderly and children.

People Win Festival

The seventh day of the first lunar month is the People Win Festival. From Dong Xun's "Answers on Etiquette and Customs" by Ichiro Jin, the first day of the first month is a chicken, the second day is a dog, the third day is a pig, and the seventh day is a person. On that day, folk use seven kinds of vegetables mixed and boiled into soup to fill their food, which means eating seven kinds of vegetables will make them prosperous. This custom is still popular today.

Lantern Festival

Also known as Shangyuan Festival, it falls on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month. Today's ancient folk custom in Jieyang is ancestor worship. In some villages, there is also Dingjiu (note that families who give birth to boys will host a banquet to entertain their neighbors on this day.) County towns usually have the custom of lighting lanterns, setting off fireworks, and performing lion dances. In villages such as Puning, th

commonly known as May Day, falls on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month. Legend has it that the patriotic poet Qu Yuan committed suicide by throwing himself into the river. Yes, most families eat zongzi. Jieyang also has dragon beard water collection and dragon beard bathing. It is said that during the Dragon Boat Festival, the water in the river is dragon beard water, which can be eaten, washed, and can ward off evil spirits. In addition, dragon boat competitions are held in some places.

Out of the Garden

In Yuchao District of Jieyang, men and women over 15 years old usually hold "Out of the Garden" on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month of that year to show that they have grown up. Similar to a modern coming-of-age day. When walking out of the garden, my grandparents gave my grandson a walking out of the garden ritual. Generally there are red rooster, red glaze, yeast@ and so on. Dear neighbor, prepare more cloth or meat and eggs as congratulations. An American family in Xi'an held a ceremony to pay homage to their parents-in-law. On that day, children eat sweet meatball eggs and sweet pork liver, which means perfect growth.

Ghost Festival

The fifteenth day of the seventh lunar month is commonly known as the half of July, also called the Ghost Festival. There are ancestor worship activities everywhere in Chaozhou. One or two days before the festival, stone drum performances are also held in various good churches and temples.

Mid-Autumn Festival

On the fifteenth day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar, families gather together to eat moon cakes, taste fruits and admire the moon. There are three folk Mid-Autumn Festival products in this area: moon cakes, taro and grapefruit. According to legend, in the early Yuan Dynasty, the rulers forced the Han people to retain one Yuan soldier per family. The anti-Yuan people were dissatisfied with their oppression, so they used mooncakes to distribute letters, agreeing that each family should kill Fan Yuan at a certain time on the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival, and they succeeded in one fell swoop. At that time, the Han people called Yuan Bing a Tatar ghost, so it was called peeling ghost skin and eating taro and eating ghost meat during the Mid-Autumn Festival, peeling grapefruit and eating meat. Among the folk customs, there are such things as worshiping the moon, swinging, and burning tile pagodas. Overseas Chinese also like to choose the Mid-Autumn Festival to visit relatives and friends and reunite with their families.

Double Ninth Festival

Because there are nine suns, it is called the Double Ninth Festival. It is a popular day on the ninth day of the ninth lunar month. Rongcheng citizens often visit Huangqishan and Mozi. Fish porridge is eaten everywhere, and in some places there is a custom of eating chowder porridge. On this day, children will fly more paper kites. Folk songs say that on September 9th, birds (kites) will fly in the sky.

Winter Solstice

The Winter Solstice in the lunar calendar is a winter festival, commonly known as the Little New Year. In the old winter festivals, gods and ancestors should be worshiped, and glutinous rice balls must be included in the offerings to show a happy reunion. There is a folk proverb that says if you eat in winter, you will be one year older. There is also the custom of sticking glutinous rice balls on utensils, house pillars and cattle to pray for a good harvest.

2. Marriage

The old Chinese wedding custom in Jieyang is called the Six Rites, which involves six procedures: asking for names, receiving gifts, making an appointment, collecting taxes, and getting married. In some places, it is customary for a daughter to sleep on a straw mat the night before her wedding. The custom is said to have originated from the insult and humiliation of their seniors, who had their daughters given birth to by their stepmother last year, causing them to sleep like this. Unexpectedly, the daughter became rich and her children became prosperous. Since then, people have followed suit. In addition, there are some customs such as asking for oil and making four sentences. Uncle Tiyou means that when his daughter gets married, her brother will bring five gifts to the house to her husband, and it is called Uncle Tiyou. This is the most popular among grooms usually at the chief banquet. Make four sentences referring to various wedding ceremonies. A woman's family wanted to hire an old woman who looked like a guest star in a play to entertain them by singing four greetings. There are some that are customary and some that are homemade on the spot. Mostly rhyming, humorous. There is another custom of sworn friendship, which is rare in other areas.

If a man and a woman want to get married, Jieyang dragon boat racing has a history of more than 300 years. Jieyang is famous as a water town with crisscrossing streams. The Rongjiang River, Lianjiang River and Longjiang River are deep and long, with wide river surfaces and gentle waves. They are good places for dragon boating. Dragon boat racing has been going on for generations. Jieyang Dragon Boat has uniform specifications and is the longest and largest in Chaoshan City and County: 32 meters long, 1.5 meters wide, 25 pairs of oars, and 1 rudder. Jieyang dragon boats are beautiful in shape, powerful and majestic, with long necks, heads held high, and majestic and handsome figures. Every year before the Dragon Boat Festival, when the dragon boat falls into the water, a ceremony is held, followed by training, which is called a trial paddle. There are four forms of dragon boat racing: exhibition, friendly, win-lose and championship. Ding Richang, who served as governor of Fujian in the late Qing Dynasty, sponsored and invited dragon boat teams from Chaoyang, Puning, Jieyang and other places to compete in the Rongjiang Nanjiang River when he settled in Jieyang in his later years. As a result, the Jieyang Red Cotton Ship won the championship, and Ding Richang awarded the Imperial Envoy Ding Shang a red velvet pennant.

4. Singing and dancing

Singing and dancing is a kind of folk square dance that integrates dance, Nanquan routines and opera performances. The performance was magnificent and full of atmosphere. According to legend, the song and dance began in the Ming Dynasty and is based on the story of the Water Margin, in which the heroes of the Water Margin caused a scene during the Lantern Festival. The dance team is divided into a front booth and a back booth. The front shed is generally composed of 36 people, and the large shed is composed of 108 people. Each person holds a pair of colorful wooden sticks in his hand, and in conjunction with the beating of gongs and drums, they wave the sticks, do somersaults, jump while walking, and shout step by step. The queue changes or the snake advances, or two dragons go out to sea, four tigers go parallel, or two dragons fight each other. The number of people in the back booth varies, but the maximum is no more than 72 people, who dress up as various jugglers and perform in the front booth.

5. Teochew Opera

Teochew Opera is a local opera in Chaoshan, sung in Chaoshan dialect. During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, Jieyang Teochew opera had local unique plays such as "Li Jing Ji" and "Su Liu Niang". Teochew opera is distributed in eastern Guangdong, southern Fujian, and areas where Teochew people live in Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Cambodia, Vietnam and other countries. The singing method is the fusion of two systems, that is, the combination of Qupai and Ban style variations. It maintains a choral form, with two or three people singing a song together at the end of the song. The music is divided into light 36, heavy 36, live 5, and contrast. The accompaniment music absorbs folk gongs and drums, temple fair music, folk tunes, etc. Musical instruments include suona, flute, erxian, huxian, dulcimer, etc. Gongs and drums include large gongs, small gongs, Su gongs, etc. In the early stage, there were seven kinds of characters: Chou, Wai, Tie, Zhong, and Jing. Now they have developed into ten kinds of ugliness, seven kinds of ugliness, five kinds of ugliness, and three kinds of ugliness, among which the expressions of ugliness and ugliness are the most distinctive. In the late Qing Dynasty, there were many Chaozhou opera troupes in Jieyang, with a complete range of professions, a well-organized lineup, and superb performing arts, and they were quite famous in Chaoshan. Among the more famous ones are Lao Yutangchun from Mianhu Bridge Garden in Jiexi County, Lao Yutangchun from Quxi Village in Jiedong County, and Lao Yuanzheng from Jiangxia in Yuhu County. Nowadays, many celebrities in the entertainment industry in the Teochew opera world are unmasked.

6. Paper Shadow Puppetry

Paper Shadow Puppetry, commonly known as monkey play, is a theatrical form in which various characters are carved out of leather or cardboard and projected on the paper curtain of the shed window with light. . By the end of the Qing Dynasty, the original flat carvings of leather or paper were transformed into three-dimensional shapes of puppets, with a metal wire on their back and hands for manipulation and performance. The shadows were changed to puppets, but the trendy people still call them paper shadow plays. Shadow puppet play is also a kind of local play, including Yin Zheng play and Yin Chao play. After the late Qing Dynasty, paper shadow puppetry in Jieyang became very popular, with hundreds of paper shadow puppetry troupes. During a paper shadow puppet show, there were only five or seven people on the stage performing singing and drumming for the characters such as Sheng, Dan, Jing, and Chou. Therefore, I

Chaoshan Gongfu Tea originated in the middle and late Ming Dynasty, has a long history and has the most local characteristics. Chaoshan Gongfu Tea, which focuses on tasting, has a set of tea scriptures that pay attention to tea sets, tea leaves, water, brewing methods, and taste: tea selection, oolong tea, etc. It is the favorite of fashionable people. Choose water with mountain spring as the top, river water as the middle, and well water as the bottom. Charcoal, trendy people like to use twisted stick charcoal, which is smokeless and has a charcoal smell, so that the charcoal can boil water and the heat will be even. There are 12 sets of tea sets, such as teapots, teacups, teapots, tea washers and saucers. Before making tea, boil the teapot and cups with boiling water, which is called hot pot and cups. When pouring tea, pay attention to the small grains at the bottom and the large grains at the top. There are also high charge, low perfusion, Guan Gong patrolling in the city and Han Xin ordering troops.

Professor Chen Dongda, a Japanese Chinese and president of the Japan Oral Feast Association, said in the book "Tea Drinking Talk": Japanese fried tea method originated from Chaoshan Gongfu tea.

8. Square Culture

Parade of Gods

Among the regional gods in Jieyang, the City God and Guandi God are the most majestic. In the past, always in the first month of the year, the gentlemen of the city and the directors of the museum first chose an auspicious day to wander around. There are many ways to worship gods, and the big ones are equipped with high-lit colorful flags, lanterns, scene plays, lion dance teams, big friend lottery, big gongs and drums, flute suites, songs and dances, etc. When wandering around the countryside, different villages have different times and similar ways. When you visit God, you must be accompanied by a big drama, and this drama is called God's Play. It is said to be performed specifically for gods, so the stage is set in front of the temple. The Old Folk Competition is held every September, but there is also a social celebration day in the village. During the Games, each village will worship the village god and prepare three kinds of animals, five kinds of animals and various works of art extracted from food, such as various birds and beasts, exotic flowers and plants made of glutinous rice flour. wait. And put them in front of the throne, not only for worshiping the gods, but also for competition to see who has better skills.

Shao Long

The Burning Dragon in Jieyang began with the ancient bridge of Panxi Capital City in the Ming Dynasty, which is now the west, east and south of the bridge in Pandong. Now it has evolved into the most grand folk art event in Jieyang. According to its traditional customs, every year on the second day of the first lunar month, dragons are paraded to welcome the Spring Festival, and dragons are burned on the evening of the tenth day of the tenth lunar month. The colorful dragon was filled with fireworks and was held by a group of young and strong men. When the dragon lantern is lit, accompanied by the sound of gongs, drums and firecrackers, it is colorful and spectacular. In addition, the weather was still cold when the dragon was being burned, and the dragon dancers were only wearing shorts and smeared with vegetable oil (sparks would easily slip off when falling on the body). Against the background of the fireworks, the whole body glows with red light, becoming another spectacle when the fire dragon burns. Legend has it that the activity of burning dragons is to pray for good weather and abundant harvests.

Xingcai Bridge

Xingcai Bridge is a folk prayer custom in Jieyang with a long history and has been passed down to Jieyang City and Jiedong County to this day. The event is usually held between the 11th and 16th day of the first lunar month each year. Before the National Day is the preparation stage, all the bridges are decorated with banyan leaves, ribbons and lanterns by nearby people. No. 11 is called Hangtou Bridge, No. 15 is called Suspension Bridge, and the scene is more grand than Hangtou Bridge. No. 16 is called Hangwei Bridge, which is the climax of this series of activities. As the saying goes: Everyone who participates in the Rainbow Bridge secretly prays for blessings from God, and each makes four sentences: picking banyan leaves, getting money every day, traveling abroad, getting married next year, etc. Walking on the colorful bridge has been passed down from generation to generation and was once interrupted by four oldies during the Cultural Revolution. In recent years, the gap between urban and rural areas has increased again.

Deng Guanhua

Lantern viewing is a folk entertainment custom in Jieyang, usually around the Lantern Festival every year. The Lantern Festival, also called the Lantern Festival, is a traditional festival in China

6. The best one-day trip route map to Jieyang

In Jieyang, daily nannies just go shopping in Jieyang Rongcheng Supermarkets such as Jieyang Building and Baiguang.

In Puning, you can take your baby to business districts such as Wantaihui, Galaxy Coco, Wantai Macaque, Small Commodity City, China New Town, or to play in park facilities such as Lianhuashan Park and Plum Garden.

If you have a long vacation, you can also go to Jiedong Wangtian Lake, Jiexi Huangmanzhai, Jiedong Wanzhu Park, Puning Plum Garden, go to Huilai Beach in summer, and go to Puning Yingbin Area to see Shande plum blossoms in winter. .