The homeland of peacocks
In the west of Yunnan Province China, there is a beautiful piece of land, which is named Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture.
Kuoshi Festival, a carnival of Lisu ethnic
Pubdate：2017-09-26
In Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture, the grandest ethnic festivals are generally known as the Water
Speaking in Different languages
Pubdate：2009-06-05
Many Jingpo families are composed of members from different subgroups There are traditional habits as to which language they use: father and children use that of the father s while mother uses her own language
Pubdate：2009-06-05
The history of contact between the Dai and Han peoples dates back to 109 B C
De’ang: A Permanent Nationality in Dehong
Pubdate：2013-12-30
De’ang Nationality, with a population of about 15462 in total, is one ethnic minority of China
Pubdate：2009-06-08
More than 90 per cent of the 27,700 Achangs live in Longchuan, Lianghe and Luxi counties in the Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture
Pubdate：2009-06-08
The Dai ethnic minority, which numbers 1,158,989, is distributed throughout the Dehong Dai-Jingpo Autonomous Region and Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Region
Pubdate：2009-06-08
Deang ethnic minority is also called Deang Most of Deang people dwell in Zhenkang County in Lincang area and mingle into other minorities
Thatched Houses with a Peculiar Flavor
Pubdate：2009-06-08
Like most people in the southern regions, the De angs live in bamboo houses with railings
Pubdate：2009-06-08
Jingpo
Pubdate：2009-06-08
Lisu Marriage
Pubdate：2009-06-08
Lisu s Manners
Pubdate：2009-06-08
In general, Lisu prefer to use the "straddled earth " style of housing wherever possible, but as the Lisu often occupy mountainous areas, where finding flat, level ground is almost impossible, concessions must be made
Pubdate：2009-06-08
Lisu earned their name as the tribe that is alive with color
Pubdate：2009-06-08
The Lisu is one of the indigenous peoples of China who live spread over a more vast territory
Pubdate：2009-06-08
The big mountains and canyons inhabited by Lisu people used to be all covered by primeval forest, and all kinds of birds and beasts haunted in the woods
