What are the customs of De 'ang people?

De 'ang custom: 1. Marriage: The marriage of De 'ang people is monogamous. 2. Religion: De 'ang is a nation that all people believe in Buddhism. 3. Architecture: De 'ang architecture is famous for its bamboo buildings. 4. Costume: The costumes of De 'ang nationality have a strong national color, which shows the unique aesthetics and pursuit of beauty of the nation. 5. Diet: Tea is the most important drink of De 'ang people. Especially adult men and middle-aged and elderly women, they can't live without tea for almost a day and like to drink strong tea.

6. Dance: De 'ang people have the custom of dancing on major festivals, the most representative of which is the elephant-foot drum dance, in which men who beat drums and cymbals take the lead, followed by other men, women and children, and dance in a circle with certain steps and gestures.

There are also men and women divided into two circles, men forming the outer circle and women forming the inner circle. A man in a straw hat took the lead in drumming, followed by other men, lifted his trouser legs, exposed the tattoos on his legs, and danced around the venue. In the inner circle composed of women, the leading young women beat gongs with the young men beating drums, and the following young women danced side by side with the young men.

In addition, water inspired is a unique national dance of De 'ang nationality, which is called "Gege Lengdang" in De 'ang language and is often held on festive occasions. When dancing, hang the drum around your neck and put it in front of you, beating and dancing, accompanied by cymbals and cymbals. The drums are deep and solemn. You can dive alone to inspire, or you can dance to the rhythm of the water drum.