Do you know the houses of those nationalities?

1. Mongolian: Living in a yurt is a felt bag, 2. H: Basically, like Han, it has a brick-wood roof. 3. Tibetans: Diaofang is one of the main housing styles, and the earth-rock structure houses with flat roofs and narrow windows are generally one floor. 4. Uyghur: Most of them are square bungalows with earth structure, short walls without windows, doors open to the north, skylights on the flat top, and many gardens are planted with flowers, trees and fruit trees. 5. Miao nationality: Diaojiaolou is the most distinctive building, which is mostly built on slopes and divided into two or three floors. The rest are mostly bungalows with bamboo woven mud paste as the wall and grass as the top. 6. Yi people: bungalows with mostly civil structures. Commonly known as the earth palm house. It is divided into three rooms, the middle of which opens to make a kitchen, and the left side is the owner's right to raise livestock or put debris. There are also two or three floors. 7. Zhuang nationality: a "dry fence" building with bamboo and wood structure, also called "Malan". The adverbial of "fence" refers to a "house" with wooden columns and bamboo ... 8. Most houses of Uighurs are quadrangles, and the doors are generally forbidden to open to the west. 9. Tujia houses are generally surrounded by mountains and rivers, and most people live in dry toilets. Have a plenty of diaojiao building or column hanging. 10. The traditional architectural form of Manchu is a low wall around the courtyard with a shadow wall for the gods to "stand alone". 1 1. The houses of the Dai people are single buildings, surrounded by open spaces, and each family has its own yard. Dai houses in mangshi and other places have multi-walled bungalows, each with three rooms, which are divided into bedroom and living room.