Suqian is a dry crop producing area in history. Residents live on wheat, corn (commonly known as big potatoes), sorghum (commonly known as small potatoes) and sweet potatoes (commonly known as sweet potatoes, red taro or white taro). Wheat, corn, sorghum and sweet potato can be ground into flour or baked into a thin paste. In addition to cooking, sweet potatoes can also be sliced and dried, commonly known as dried sweet potatoes. They can be mixed with porridge, ground into paste-like pancakes, and ground into flour to make steamed bread. After cleaning and grinding, newly picked sweet potatoes are precipitated into starch (commonly known as vermicelli) by adding water, and then processed into vermicelli and vermicelli. China residents mainly eat porridge and pancakes in the morning and evening. After planting rice instead of water in dry land, they mainly eat rice at noon.

China residents like to eat onions, garlic and peppers. Before the arrival of winter, people used to pickle vegetables such as cabbage, sour beans, pickles, dried radish and kohlrabi for winter consumption.

The custom of urban and rural residents eating two meals a day. In summer, when farmers are busy, they have an extra lunch, which is to eat pancakes with them. Rural areas still follow this custom, and urban residents have gradually developed the habit of eating three meals a day, but breakfast is still very simple. Liuqin Opera [a local opera popular in parts of Jiangsu Province]

Liuqin Opera is a kind of folk opera that moved westward and spread in Suyu area, and it is a folk art form for the masses to entertain themselves. Liuqin Opera was originally named "Soul Holding Room". After the founding of the People's Republic of China, it was named Liuqin Opera. Liuqin Opera and Huaihai Opera have a certain blood relationship, which developed from "pulling the soul cavity". Daxing dry boat

"Dry boat" refers to a boat on land, which is often called "flower boat" because of its fancy appearance. Running on a dry boat (or playing with a flower boat) is a popular traditional folk dance in Suqian, Jiangsu Province. Daxing dry boat is the most representative with a history of more than 400 years. It originated from a form of local people's sacrifice for rain in dry years, and it also contains local people's nostalgia for the life of fishermen in the past. Daxing dry boat is divided into single boat, double boat and multi-boat performances, with dance as the main part and rap as the auxiliary part, which vividly shapes the action scene during sailing.

Subei drum

Northern Jiangsu Drum, formerly known as "Drum Ballad", also known as "Suining Drum" and "Suqian Drum", is a local school in Suqian. It is distributed in Suqian, Xuzhou, Lianyungang, Huaiyin, northeastern Anhui and southern Shandong in northern Jiangsu.

Qin Shu, Subei

Qin Shu in northern Jiangsu, also known as "playing dulcimer" or "playing Man Qin", is a folk art form of rap in Suqian dialect in Jiangsu. It originated from folk tunes in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. It was formed in Suqian area during the light years of Qing Dynasty (182 1), and spread to the surrounding areas, widely distributed in Suqian, Huai 'an, Xuzhou, Lianyungang, northeastern Anhui, southeastern Shandong and other places. Ancient relics

Neolithic Fenghuang Dun Site (Fenghuang Formation in Fenghuang Village, bao an xiang), Wang Dun Site (500 meters east of Xilingyuan Village in Lailong Town), Ludun Site (west of Ludun Village in Lailong Town), Chendun Site (north of Chendun Village in xin zhuang zhen), Huangnitan Site (west of Guanchangxing Village), Wuzhuang Site (Fenghuang Formation in Baoan Village) and Maodun Site in Western Zhou Dynasty (north of Lailong Town/kloc- Zhimadun Site (west of Lingxi Village in Shiling Town), Houchang Site (south of Zhangwei Village in bao an xiang), Houdun Site in Warring States Period (Houtun Formation of Zuozhuang Village in Lailong Town), Dabodun Site in Han Dynasty (Yaozhuang Formation of Huangni Village in bao an xiang), Qiudun Site (450 meters north of Songlu Village in Shiling Town), Dongdazhaizi Site (east of Ludun Village in Lailong Town) and Xilinhuang Site in East Huang Lin (Lailong)

ancient tomb

Hongwudun Tomb in Han Dynasty (north of Chengzhuang in Shiling Town100m), Jiandun Tomb (500m south of substation in Shiling Town), Wuyaling Tomb (Huang Zhuang Formation of Shiling Village in Shiling Town), Caodun Tomb (Xuzhuang Formation of Zuozhuang Village in Lailong Town), Xiaodun Tomb in Sunzhuang (north of Guanmiao Village) and Dadun Tomb in Liu Zhuang (Guanguan Village).

Gu Jing

Nanjing Well, Beijing Well and Shijiquan Well in Chendun (Chendun Village, xin zhuang zhen), Nanjing Well and Beijing Well in Guanmiao (Guandongwei Village and Yongping Village), Shiling Ancient Well (north of Songliu Village, Shiling Town) and Kangzhuang Well (An Wei Village, xin zhuang zhen) in the Tang Dynasty; Zhu Cheng Sijing (Zhu Cheng Village, Daxing Town) in Ming Dynasty and Shiba Lengjing (Youfang Formation, Huangjiao Zhongjiaan, Suqian High-tech Zone) in Qing Dynasty.

Tomb of revolutionary martyrs

Zhuo Wei Battlefield Site (Shenzhuang Village, Shunhe Town), Caiji Martyrs Cemetery (Lingyuan Village, Lailong Town), Lailong 'an Battlefield Site (Lailong Town Lailong Neighborhood Committee).