What is the name of the house where Bai people live?

Among the housing forms of Bai people, most of the dam areas are "three long houses", with kitchens, barns and thatched houses with yards, or "one upright and two ears" and "three sides and one wall".

"Four-in-one-five patio" tile house has an independent bedroom, kitchen and stable. Most of the mountainous areas are straw houses, "flash houses", bamboo baskets or "wooden cribs" with stables upstairs and downstairs, and cooking and sleeping places are often connected.

Some folk houses in Xizhou and Haidong areas of Dali also have clay sculptures, mostly dragons and phoenixes, ancient bottles and flowers. Pastel walls, that is, cornices on the roof of tiles, are the most concentrated places for artistic decoration in buildings. The raised blue bricks are used to form colorful three-dimensional patterns, and the center of each group is painted with pastel or marble, inlaid with natural landscape patterns. Put some plastic fish on both sides to show stability. Flower beds are often built at the foot of zhaobi, with flowers overflowing and quiet and elegant. The zhaobi, the main building and the buildings on both sides form a pattern of three squares and one zhaobi. In addition, the woodcarving, stone carving and pastel painting of more advanced quadrangle buildings, such as five entrances and four exits, one spring and six exits, are more concentrated and prominent. Bai folk houses are a major landscape of Bai architectural art.