What does Yunnan Diaojiaolou mean?

Yunnan Diaojiaolou is a traditional building with special architectural style, which is common in Tujia, Miao and Yi ethnic minority areas in Yunnan. They are characterized by hanging under the house, towering outside the house, like soaring white jade pavilions, with unique aesthetic charm. The diaojiao building is designed to be durable, which can resist the local wind and rain and can also be used as a defensive building.

The construction of Diaojiaolou in Yunnan can be traced back to the Ming Dynasty. At that time, architects found that building a house with high scaffolding could avoid the invasion of floods and soil moisture, so they began to try to build a high-pitched building. With the development of architectural technology, the shape and structure of diaojiao building have gradually matured and become a symbol of local culture. Nowadays, Yunnan Diaojiaolou has become an important part of traditional architecture in China and a unique tourism resource in China.

Yunnan Diaojiaolou is not only a traditional building, but also has modern cultural value and significance. Around the world, more and more people are interested in diaojiao building, and many countries and regions begin to learn from the decorative style and architectural technology of diaojiao building and apply it to the construction and decoration of local houses. In addition, the diaojiao building is also one of the important symbols of China culture. By maintaining and inheriting its cultural and artistic value, we can promote the development of China's culture and tourism and make contributions to the world's culture and tourism.