Bashu culture is the general name of Bashu culture. Bashu culture has both similarities and relatively independent parts. Among them, the land living in the eastern Sichuan plain is fertile, mainly farming, forming a relatively developed farming economy. Shu people with relatively superior living environment are often slow-tempered, fickle and smart. The Ba people live around high mountains and make a living by fishing and hunting, forming a relatively backward fishing and hunting economy, and their living conditions are relatively poor. Relatively speaking, their temperament tends to be firm, straightforward and Qiang Yong. With the continuous communication and development, two different styles gradually merged. Ba and Shu seem to be separated and relatively independent, but they generally belong to the same region, so they are a whole.

? Food culture is a part of Bashu culture. "Sichuan cuisine" enjoys a high reputation in the whole country and even the whole world. It is considered as one of the most delicious dishes and was created by the people of Bashu. Bashu area is surrounded by mountains, but there are basins, fertile fields and rich products. Known as the "land of abundance", its prosperity can be seen. The unique geographical environment gives it a relatively stable environment. Therefore, Bashu people have enough time and energy and rich ingredients to create their own food culture, that is, Sichuan cuisine. It is one thing to study the formation and development of Sichuan cuisine, but people's ideology can't be ignored. The happy life of every family gives Bashu people a slow and delicate atmosphere. It is not difficult to imagine that people who are not worried about food and clothing have great interest in researching and making more ideal food, which is not only a necessity for survival, but also an art of life and a way of life. Generally speaking, you are well-fed and well-off. Why can't we live better? The special geographical environment has influenced the ideology of Bashu people living in special areas, thus creating a food culture that is full of praise and unique.

Speaking of Bashu, I have to mention religion. Although Buddhism and Islam were introduced to China a long time ago, and Taoism was born and raised in the local area, we can't ignore Bashu's own religion, that is, primitive religion. The beliefs of Bashu people are nothing more than natural things such as mountains, rivers, sun, insects and snakes. Many clues of nature worship can also be found in today's traditional culture of ethnic minorities and traditional stories circulated by the people. For example, the Yi people living in Daliangshan worship fire and regard it as their totem. One of their biggest festivals, Torch Festival, has the shadow of nature worship. It is not difficult to imagine that in the face of insurmountable natural environment and its derivatives, Bashu people can only turn this fear and powerlessness into religious worship. This religious belief is mysterious and suspicious. Although this is a manifestation of low productivity, on the other hand, it also reflects that the unique geographical environment in Bashu area has influenced people's ideological fields.

Generally speaking, Bashu culture is a fusion of different ideas and cultures. Different nationalities gather in Bashu area, which makes this area full of vitality. They developed together in Bashu area, and the geographical environment of alpine basin affected the development of different economies of agriculture, fishing and hunting. At the same time, this unique economic development radiates unique regions, reacts on culture, affects generations of Bashu people, and creates a culture belonging to Bashu people.

One side of the soil and water raises one side of the people, and one side of the people feeds back the soil and water. Throughout the various cultural types that make up China culture, none is exactly the same as Bashu culture, which is probably the magic of geographical environment.