Bai Bei: A Miao Village in the Southwest Borderland A Miao Village in the Southwest Borderland

Author: Peng Zhaorong
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Thousands of years of agricultural civilization have nurtured the past and present of rural China. "Xiang" refers to hometown, and "tu" refers to the land between. Our hometown and land are the homeland. In today's digital age, the world is in constant flux. Modern urban dwellers have left little trace of history. Old villages, ancient towns, dilapidated houses, crumbling shrines, and yellowed genealogies may inspire people to reflect on rural China. This series aims to introduce traditional regional cultures in China. Through illustrated diaries, it spreads the essence of Chinese indigenous culture to the public, reviving distant historical scenes. It also opens a museum of traditional culture and an archive of rural society for those who explore historical heritage and reflect on cultural changes. It serves as a call to protect our folk culture and cherish our history! This series aims to introduce traditional regional cultures in China. Through illustrated diaries, it spreads the essence of Chinese indigenous culture to the public, reviving distant historical scenes. It also opens a museum of traditional culture and an archive of rural society for those who explore historical heritage and reflect on cultural changes. Rural China. This book aims to introduce traditional regional cultures in China. Through illustrated diaries, it spreads the essence of Chinese indigenous culture to the public, reviving distant historical scenes. It also opens a museum of traditional culture and an archive of rural society for those who explore historical heritage and reflect on cultural changes. It serves as a call to protect our folk culture and cherish our history!