Liangshan Yi ethnic customs (Ba-Shu Culture Introducing to Thousands of Families Series. 2)

Author: Jihe Caihua et al.
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: The Yi people are an ancient ethnic group with a long history. According to historical records and Yi folk legends, as early as two thousand years ago, during the era of the six ancestral branches in the ancient history of the Yi, the Yi people inhabited the Dianchi region, Cailao Mountains, Anning River Basin, and both banks of the Jinsha River. Later, they gradually expanded to areas such as northern and southern Yunnan and northern Guizhou. The Liangshan Yi people are descendants of the two primitive tribes, Gou and Qunie, who lived approximately two thousand years ago. The Series "Ba-Shu Culture Enters Thousands of Homes" covers various aspects of Ba-Shu culture, including its origins and inheritance, history and culture, ethnic and religious traditions, science and technology, customs and folklore, as well as famous cities, famous places, and famous figures. The series is factually accurate, concise in language, richly illustrated, and easy to understand. It plays a positive and important role in popularizing, promoting, and upholding Ba-Shu culture. It is believed that this series will be well-received by readers and allow them to appreciate the unique charm of Ba-Shu culture.