With a history of nearly 400 years, the last primitive tribe in China once had headhunting custom. Why didn't anyone stop it at that time?

This most primitive tribe is located in Lincang. Because many primitive tribal villages and towns of Miao nationality in China are concentrated in southwest provinces such as Yunnan and Guizhou, the cultural atmosphere is rich, and the local customs and customs of this ancient town are well preserved.

They have a behavior habit that sounds cruel, that is, when there is a conflict between two tribes, they will cut off the head of the defeated tribal leader. Hanging at the head of the village to pray for the blessing of the gods is a very old custom, which was abolished after the founding of the People's Republic of China because it was too bloody and cruel. Then over the years, they prayed for god's blessing by writing a cow's head and a sheep's head. Although the country does not advocate religious belief at present, it is not particularly opposed to religious belief, which will not affect the stable operation of society. This is no problem.

In fact, many primitive tribes in China are concentrated in Yunnan and Guizhou, and the southwest of China is one of the more primitive areas in history. In the words of the Tang and Song Dynasties, the barbarian land did not experience much cultural opening. Although this sentence is not suitable to advocate now, these areas have also made great economic development, but some remote areas still retain the most primitive customs, because in ancient China, the focus of economic development was mainly in the south, and the southwest of the north was rarely involved.

This primitive tribal custom has been abolished more than once. Of course, there are also some good customs. For example, some Miao people drink a few glasses of wine when they enter the stockade. This custom is allowed to be preserved because it is conducive to the communication between people, and some particularly bloody, cruel and primitive sacrificial activities are stopped.