Which city in Guizhou does Kaili belong to?

Kaili City belongs to Qiandongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture of Guizhou Province.

Kaili city, referred to as "Kai". It is the capital of the prefecture-level administrative region of Qiandongnan Autonomous Prefecture, located in the east of Guizhou Province, China, and one of the major central cities in Guizhou Province. "Kaili" is a transliteration of Miao language, which means "Mulao's field". In Miao language, the Mulao people call it "Kai" and the field "Li", and "Kai Li" means "the place where the Mulao people farm".

By the end of 202 1, the whole city had governed 9 streets in 1 1 town, with an area of 1569.69 square kilometers and a planned urban area of 792 square kilometers. Ethnic minorities account for 8 1.6% of the registered population. It is an emerging city with Miao as the main population, and is known as "Miaodong".

The customs of Kaili city

"Fireworks grabbing" is a traditional sport widely carried out by Zhuang and Dong people, which is popular in Guizhou, Hunan and Guangxi. Every year during the Spring Festival or other major festivals, Dong people in Liping, Congjiang and other places will put on holiday costumes and hold fireworks competitions in villages according to traditional habits.

On the competition field, the players put the fireworks wrapped in red and green cloth into each other's flower baskets by passing, covering, feinting and running. Fireworks are divided into the first gun, the second gun and the third gun. According to Dong's legend, the first shot symbolizes good luck, the second shot symbolizes good weather, and the third shot symbolizes a bumper harvest.

"Flower Gun" has strong antagonism and fast conversion between attack and defense. It requires both personal breakthrough and overall cooperation. Therefore, it is known as "Eastern Rugby".

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Kaili