Which Qiang village in Beichuan is the most interesting?

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Shiqiao Qiang Village is located in Shiyi Village, qushan town, Beichuan Qiang Autonomous County. It is a characteristic Qiang village with beautiful scenery and simple folk customs. All over the mountains are the gates of Qiang people, natural stone chairs, loquat forests and Li Zilin, as well as characteristic farmhouses and homestays. It is a tourist destination integrating "traveling, entertaining, eating and enjoying".

Guests from afar come here, and you are greeted by a grand welcoming ceremony of the Qiang people. A glass of welcoming wine makes you exhausted and devoted to the Qiang village.

The first day of October in the lunar calendar is the most important festival of the Qiang people-the Qiang New Year. On this day, Qiang children will hold a grand celebration, dance Qiang dances, sing Qiang songs, patrol the village with dragons, climb mountains and make sacrifices to mountain gods. When celebrating the harvest, people pray for success in the coming year. This is a culture that has been passed down for thousands of years and has never changed.

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When I came to Shiqiaoqiang Village, the first thing I saw was a magnificent ancient village gate. A group of enthusiastic Qiang girls and boys dressed in national costumes will welcome you into the village gate with drum music and salute. A cup of hot mead and a pleasant welcome song will make your journey fatigue disappear. Live in the elegant and clean Qiangzhai building, taste the natural green food given by nature, accompany with melodious wine songs and drink mellow wine, so that you can feast on Qiang banquet.

Shiqiao Qiangzhai is a famous "mountain village on the cloud" in Beichuan County's history, with beautiful and charming Quxi Waterfall, magnificent and strange peaks and rocks, and ever-changing foggy weather.

The oldest Qiang people in China have lived in Shiqiao Qiang Village for generations, and the customs and habits of the Qiang people such as drinking, jumping pots, beating drums and dancing dragon lanterns have been preserved to this day.