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What is the most taboo for Miao people?

The most taboo behavior of Miao people is to shake hands with women and sit on the threshold.

1. Don't call your elders by their first names: Miao people are most afraid of calling their elders by their first names. This is because when the younger generation meets their elders, they should be respectful in words and deeds, elegant in attitude, put harmony first, and call them by their first names after honoring them, otherwise they will be abused or even slapped. This is because it is very important to respect elders in Miao culture, and avoiding calling elders by their first names may be considered as a sign of disrespect for elders.

2. Avoid sitting on the threshold: Miao people think that sitting on the threshold is an act of disrespect to the host, and the gate is the passage of access. Sitting on the threshold seriously affects people's access, which is impolite behavior. Therefore, Miao people pay great attention to etiquette and avoid sitting on the threshold to show their respect and respect for their masters.

Miao characteristic culture

1, Miao splendid: Miao women hand-woven colorful tapestries with complex patterns, blooming the beauty of nature and the wisdom of Miao people. Miao brocade is exquisitely made, with bright colors and unique patterns, and is often used to make gorgeous costumes, hats and shoes. Walking into Miao village, these colorful and brilliant works of art can be seen everywhere, adding endless charm and pride to the Miao people.

2. Miao woodcarving: Miao sculptures are usually dominated by natural animals and plants, such as birds, flowers, trees and Miao life scenes. Exquisite carving techniques and exquisite carving skills make Miao woodcarving works lifelike. According to Miao traditional beliefs and myths and legends, the image reflects the Miao people's awe and praise of nature.

3. Seedling batik: First coat the cloth with wax-like plant wax, and then soak it with dye. After the cloth dries thoroughly, the wax is burned off and the batik pattern appears. Miao batik patterns are usually based on birds, flowers, insects and the life scenes of Miao people, with bright colors, unique patterns and strong Miao culture.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Miao Nationality.