What are the customs and habits of Buyi people?

1. Clothing: Buyi costumes are mostly blue and blue and white. Before 1970s, men wore headscarves, double-breasted jackets or long-sleeved shirts and trousers. 2. Diet: Buyi people take rice as their staple food, and also eat corn, wheat, barnyard grass and buckwheat. 3. Marriage: The marriage customs of Buyi people vary from place to place. There are marriages arranged by parents and completely independent marriages. 4. Funeral: Before the Qing Dynasty, the funeral of Buyi people was cremation without graves. It was not until the middle of Qing Dynasty that tombs and monuments were gradually built.

Buyi is a large minority in southwest China, with Buyi as the national language, and Sino-Tibetan is a branch of Zhuang and Dong languages, which is closely related to Zhuang language and commonly uses Chinese.

Buyi people evolved from the ancient Liao people, mainly agriculture. Buyi ancestors began to grow rice very early and enjoyed the title of "rice-growing nation".

Buyi people are mainly distributed in Guizhou, Yunnan, Sichuan and other provinces, among which Guizhou has the largest population, accounting for 97% of the national Buyi population. Mainly living in two Buyi and Miao autonomous prefectures in Qiannan and Southwest Guizhou, as well as Anshun, Guiyang and Liupanshui. The remaining cities, counties and cities are scattered, and a small number of them live in Vietnam.