What are the characteristics of Pumi folk houses?

Most Pumi people live in the gentle slope of the Mid-levels, where clans and phratries live together, and some ethnic minorities live together with other ethnic groups. Pumi houses are generally composed of principal rooms, wing rooms, courtyard dams, enclosed houses, wheat racks, toilets, pine piles, fruit trees, ponds, vegetable gardens and sacred trees. In front of and behind the house, besides the common fruits such as peaches, plums and apples, there are patches of plum trees everywhere. In spring, plum trees are full of pink flowers, clusters and clusters. From a distance, it is impossible to tell whether it is a stockade or a garden. In autumn, plum trees are full of golden fruits, which makes people drool. But it is an independent survival system, which is the biggest difference between Pumi folk house culture and other ethnic groups. Firstly, the architectural style of residential houses is introduced. Pumi houses are generally wooden houses with three steps up and down.