Why don't Yao girls with white pants wear underwear? What's the tradition?

Bai Ku Yao nationality is a branch of Yao nationality in China, living in Mangcang Mountain range at the junction of Guangxi and Guizhou at the eastern foot of Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau. The primitive clan society has been completely inherited, and sociologists call Bai Yao the "living fossil" of the clan society. Bai Yao not only worships women's genitals, but also worships women's breasts. The worship of female breasts is because she is a typical symbol of nurturing offspring.

Yao's women's summer dress, with two pieces of cloth on her shoulders at will, wears nothing inside, revealing a woman's looming breasts. Once you bend over to work, you can see everything. "Two Yao" originated from the summer clothes of Bai Yao women. Bai Yao women don't wear double breasts, which is not a display of lust, but a supreme worship of motherhood and reproduction.

In summer, women have only two pieces of cloth on their upper body, commonly known as two pieces of Yao. Men wear white pants all year round, so they are also called the Yao nationality with white pants. There is no written record in Bai Yao, and the history of word of mouth has been somewhat blurred. Historians believe that they originated in Wuling and Changsha, Hunan Province, and fled to the deep forests at the junction of Hunan and Guangxi after the Tang and Song Dynasties, and moved to today's settlements.

In Baiku Yaoshan Village, love is free, but marriage is serious. Although monogamy has been implemented, the legacy of the transition from matriarchal society to paternal society still exists, and the concept of "mother and uncle are the biggest" is deeply rooted, and uncle power still plays an important role in the life of Bai Ku Yao people. When young Bai Yao people talk about marriage, their parents' words are not so important. Whether the woman's mother's brother or cousin (that is, uncle) agrees to this marriage is the key to its success.