The architecture of the Miao people is mainly

The Miao is an ethnic minority in China, mainly distributed in Guizhou, Yunnan and Guangxi. The architecture of the Miao is mainly wood-frame buildings and adobe-frame buildings, with unique national and local characteristics.

The wooden structure buildings of the Miao are mainly built with natural materials such as wood and bamboo, which are simple, practical and beautiful. The Miao's wooden buildings are mainly divided into three types: first, plank houses, i.e. houses built with wooden planks, mainly used for living and storing goods; second, wooden buildings, i.e. multi-storey buildings built with wood, mainly used for living and commercial activities; and third, wooden bridges, i.e. bridges built with wood, mainly used for transportation.

The Hmong's adobe buildings are mainly constructed with natural materials such as adobe and stone, and are characterized by sturdiness, durability and fire resistance. The adobe buildings of the Miao are mainly divided into two types: one is the earth building, i.e. multi-storey buildings built with adobe and stones, which are mainly used for living and defense; the other is the stone house, i.e. houses built with stone slabs, which are mainly used for living and storing goods.

The buildings of the Miao people have strong national and local characteristics, reflecting the way of life and cultural traditions of the Miao people. The architecture of the Miao not only has practical value, but also has artistic and historical value, and is an important part of traditional Chinese architectural culture.