What does southwest thatched cottage mean?

Southwest Caotang refers to the traditional architectural style and building materials in southwest China. A thatched cottage is a simple houses made of grass and wood, which is common in rural areas. It can not only prevent wind and rain, but also keep warm and cool. According to public information, thatched cottages in southwest China have many national characteristics and cultural connotations. The thatched cottages used by Tujia, Miao and Yi people in Sichuan all have their own unique characteristics and forms, which are usually divided into upper, middle and lower floors. The main part of a house is usually made of solid wood and covered with thatch. This architectural form is not only convenient and quick, but also effective in earthquake resistance and disaster prevention. Due to the warm and humid climate and high risk, the use of thatched houses in southwest China has become one of the important symbols of local characteristics and local characteristics in southwest China.