There are 56 ethnic groups in China, which minority area is the most interesting and preserves the most complete ethnic culture?

Keyi Village in Mile County, Honghe Hani and Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province, is the most well-preserved village of China's ethnic minority cultures, and is the most important place for Chinese and foreign guests to visit if they want to study ethnic minority cultures in Yunnan. It is home to traditional cultural expressions with strong ethnic characteristics, and is the home of the famous A Tiny Moon Dance.

Many Chinese people know or have heard of the term "Ahsho Moon Dance". It is one of the most popular and favorite group dances of the Atsumi people, which is the most traditional folk dance of the Atsumi people, used to express their joy when celebrating a good harvest or a victory. Since ancient times, A fine cottage has been passed down "live without jumping moon, white in the world", "big three strings a sound, heart moving feet oxygen" and other proverbs. A fine jumping moon originally known as "jumping music", "jumping moon" origin legend is quite a lot,

but are related to fire; one said that originated from labor, slash-and-burn in ancient times, burned bush stakes are easy to stab the palms of the feet, skidding nest sowing often jumped up and down, evolved into a dance; the second said that the A fine cottage because of the "sky fire" into a disaster, the children of the A fine "a" and "a oh" rate of the people to fight the fire bravely, because of the fire, the fire is not a good thing, but a good thing. Fighting the fire bravely, because the earth was burning hot, they took turns bouncing on both feet, and formed the basic movement of today's "moon jumping". The rhythm of the moon dance is cheerful and distinctive, and the movements are bold and bold, with songs and dances, which are extremely infectious. A fine jumping moon like refreshing mountain wind, like a happy mountain stream, like a burning torch, the A fine people's heroic character and delicate emotions expressed to the fullest extent, the view of the people are praised for its artistic charm.

The following performance will be seen by the guests in the village of Keyi, which is an ancient legend about "making fire by drilling wood". A long time ago, the ancestors of the Yi ethnic group, the Ashi people, suffered greatly from the persecution of the natural environment, especially from the cold, which made it impossible for them to live a normal life as they shivered and became numb, so they crowded under the old trees back to back to keep warm. Nevertheless, the people could not withstand the cold. There was a man called "Wooden Deng" who was so cold that he simply rode alone on a big rotten tree and used a stick to drill vigorously and incessantly on the tree, trying to warm up his body by drilling the wood with this simple activity