Cantonese morning tea (Yum Cha): a bite of Cantonese culture by Kaiwei Guo, Na Zhang, Jianfen Zhang, Man Zhang, Mingzhu Zhou, Yue Zhang, Guansheng Ma

“…Yum Cha has a unique etiquette that is different from the folk cultures in other areas. Morning tea plays an essential role in influencing the dietary patterns and eating habits of Cantonese people. …”
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Does Culture Affect Farmer Willingness to Transfer Rural Land? Evidence from Southern Fujian, China by Jianying Wang, Yumei Xu, Lilin Zou, Ying Wang

“…Religious belief culture had a significant negative impact on farmer willingness to transfer land, while language, family, and folk cultures had significant positive associations with farmer land transfer intentions. …”
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Contextualizing Christian theology in South Asia by Farman Ali, Dr, Humaira Ahmad

“…All of the religious traditions have been strongly localized and tolerated various forms of folk cultures. Christianity in this region came in the early sixteenth century and flourished in the colonial era. …”
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Ideological Commitment in Modern African Poetry: Redefining Cultural Aesthetics in Selected Poems of Niyi Osundare’s The Eye of the Earth and Village Voice by Raphael Chukwuemeka Onyejizu, Uchenna Frances Obi

“…The study submits that the poet adequately incorporated the ideals of culture and its elements in his enduring craft showing his allegiance to his folk cultural patterns.…”
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Inheritance and Protection of the Historical and Cultural Heritage of Yunnan Ethnic Minorities—Taking the Yi Ethnic Group's "Ah Xi Tiao Yue" as an Example by Wen Zhang, Yimiao Su

“…However, modern civilization and foreign culture have had a huge impact on traditional ethnic culture, causing many ethnic folk cultures to face a crisis of inheritance, including the Yi ethnic Ah Xi people's folk dance—"Ah Xi Tiao Yue". …”
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Inspiring some elements of folk art to prepare contemporary geometric decorative designs (student experiment) by sara mostafa mansor el daposy

“…Preserving the Egyptian folk cultural heritage is one of the goals of the contemporary artist as he tries to express his artistic and cultural heritage in new and contemporary ways, so the current research By linking the folk arts and the structural systems of engineering grids by investing the principles of engineering in the design of engineering grids, as it is considered one of the broadest structural systems used in the construction of decorative design since ancient artistic times until the present time. …”
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Bollywood Dreams? The Rise of the Asian Mela as a Global Cultural Phenomenon by Melanie Smith, Elizabeth Carnegie

“…Identity construction is complex and worthy of further examination in the context of Melas, which traditionally served to celebrate ethnic community and folk cultures and identities, but are increasingly becoming a showcase for global and hybridised cultural forms. …”
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Local Specifics of Vocabulary of Funeral and Memorial Rituals of Russian Prikamye by I. A. Podyukov, E. N. Svalova

“…The question of nominative redundancy in the studied ritual sphere is raised, which is associated with the history of the formation of Perm dialects on the basis of North Russian and Volga dialects, with the coexistence of traditional beliefs, Orthodoxy and Old Believers in the folk cultural tradition of the Kama region. It is proved that most of the details and episodes of the funeral-memorial rituals in the Kama region have a specifically local language mapping. …”
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Migrants in Moscow: The everyday life of a city as a cultural dialogue by Martynova Marina

“…The author speaks about the influence and introduction of new folk cultures and traditions into Moscow community. …”
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Bollywood Dreams? The Rise of the Asian Mela as a Global Cultural Phenomenon by Melanie Smith, Elizabeth Carnegie

“…Identity construction is complex and worthy of further examination in the context of Melas, which traditionally served to celebrate ethnic community and folk cultures and identities, but are increasingly becoming a showcase for global and hybridised cultural forms. …”
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Bumbometer digital crowd game: collaboration through competition in entertainment events by Gustavo Martins, Genildo Gomes, Júlia Luiza Conceição, Leonardo Marques, Dan da Silva, Thais Castro, Bruno Gadelha, Rosiane de Freitas

“…We conducted two experimental studies to evaluate the proposed technology, the first in a real scenario of a folk cultural festival and the second in a controlled environment, simulating an event considering a scenario in which users were geographically distant. …”
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Animistlik kõnelemine puudega kahe läänemeresoome näite põhjal by Madis Arukask

“…The article deals with communication with trees in the Votian and Vepsian folk cultures. Two cases are observed where people picking berries or mushrooms in the forest offered food to trees (a spruce and a birch), asking for berries-mushrooms and/or good health in return. …”
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The Languange of African American Quilt Patterns on Underground Railroad Slaves Movement in 1850S by PARADISTA, Actinis Muqsitha

“…It is a unique American tradition because it has been developed as a union of different ethnic and folk cultural traditions. In 1850s, Quilts were used by African American slaves in Underground Railroad journey to escape from their owners. …”

PECULIARITIES OF MASTERING RUSSIAN FOLK MYTHOLOGICAL NAMES AND RITUAL TERMS IN THE KOMI-PERMYAK LANGUAGE by Иван Алексеевич Подюков (Ivan A. Podukov)

“…The analysis of mastering Russian folk cultural terms in the Komi-Permyak language is carried out at the phonetic, grammatical, lexical and semantic levels. …”
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Images of Nature in Tuvan, Tatar, Russian, and Spanish Riddles by Olga S. Chesnokova, Timur F. Usmanov

“…The article offers evidence of contrastive ethnolinguoculturological analysis of images of major natural phenomena (the sun, the moon, the day, the night, the stars, the wind, the rain, the snow/ice) in the riddles of four folk cultures that belong to Turkic (Tuvan and Tatar), Slavic (Russian), and Romance (Spanish) linguocultures, with interpretation of peculiarities of the poetics. …”
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中国民间故事创作的文学考量 ：以鸟类形象为例 = Literary considerations in Chinese folk story writing : a case study of the bird image by 林芋伶 Lin, Eileen Yuling

“…The worship of bird totem has resulted in common existence of bird images in several dynasties, folk cultures, folk architecture, visual art, classic and folk literature of China. …”
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The Function of Explaining Sufism of Anatolian Turkish Culture: The Sample of Cabbar Kulu Book / Anadolu Türk Kültürünün Tasavvufu Açıklama İşlevi: Cabbar Kulu Kitabı Örneği... by Cafer Özdemir*

“…The book is a work that should be emphasized in terms of showing the interaction between religion and folk culture…”
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