Why can't Basha Miao Village stop filming?

The residents of Bazaar Miao Village still have ancient living habits, such as growing their own rice, hunting in the mountains and fishing in the rivers, while hunting in the mountains requires guns. Later, China issued a "gun ban order". It stands to reason that people in Bazaar Miao Village should hand in local guns, but the government, considering the customs and habits of ethnic minorities, decided to respect them and let them manage themselves.

Moreover, for Basha Miao people, guns are of great significance. It is handmade and passed down from generation to generation by our ancestors. This is their family heirloom. Do you think they can just hand it in? Secondly, the gun is an indispensable tool for Basha Miao people, and it is usually used for hunting. Moreover, Basha Miao's gun is gunpowder, with a range of only 10~20 meters, which is a bit like the soil spear of the Ming Dynasty and has little lethality.

In Bazaar, men with guns are "real men", so today, men in Bazaar never forget to bring their guns when they go out, so Bazaar Miao Village is also called "the last gunman tribe". At the same time, there has never been a gun incident in Baza Miao Village, which enjoys legal guns. It can be seen that the government's decision is not wrong.

However, with the development of the times and the improvement of living standards, Basha Miao people no longer need to hunt in the mountains to maintain their daily lives. Their shotguns have become a sacrificial tool more often, and people will take out shotguns for some ornamental performances on some traditional festivals or large-scale activities.