Bamboo House is the characteristic residence of which minority nationality in China.

Bamboo House is a characteristic residence of Dai people in China.

Dai bamboo building is a typical Dai residential building in China, which belongs to a dry-column building, with bamboo as the main material, hence the name

Dai is one of the ethnic minorities with a long history in China, mainly living in Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture and other places. After a long historical development, Dai architecture has formed a unique style, which is embodied in temples, bamboo bridges and bamboo buildings. Among them, Dai bamboo building is famous for its remarkable architectural features.

Daijia Bamboo House, located in Xishuangbanna, China, is mainly made of bamboo. After a long historical development, it has formed a distinctive style and characteristics, and has become an important part of traditional residential buildings in China.

Brief introduction of Dai bamboo building:

1. Dai bamboo building is a landmark building of Dai settlements. Because the south is rich in bamboo, the bamboo house has become the house of ordinary people. Generally square, divided into upper and lower floors, the upper floor is occupied by people, about two meters from the ground, and the bottom floor is overhead, which is used for raising livestock or stacking sundries. Bamboo roofs are double inclined, mostly woven "grass rafts".

2. Bamboo House, as its name implies, is made of bamboo. The house is surrounded by bamboo basketry and bamboo mats, and the floor is covered with bamboo basketry, but it still needs a lot of wood. Bamboo building, because of its unique building materials and architectural style, is spacious, bright and well ventilated. Bamboo House is a symbolic national building in Yunnan Dai village. It not only has beautiful scenery, but also adds to the beauty of Yunnan.

3. With the continuous development of society, new changes have taken place in Dai bamboo architecture. The most important change is that the building materials have gradually changed from dry bamboo buildings to wood structures, steel-wood structures and reinforced concrete structures. However, because the Dai people still prefer the traditional architectural model, most of them still maintain the dry-column architectural structure and modeling, thus forming a Dai bamboo building group that combines ancient culture with modern civilization.