Yao nationality stick figure

The steps of Yao's stick figure painting are as follows:

Tool materials: drawings and pens.

1. First, draw the hat worn by Yao boys.

2. Then draw the triangle facial outline of Yao Tong.

3. Draw two eyes on the face of the Yao boy.

4. Draw the crooked mouth of Yao boy again.

5. Then draw the clothes and details worn by Yao boys.

6. Finally, draw pants and shoes for Yao boys.

Yao is one of the "Jiuli" in the ancient East, the most widely distributed ethnic group in southern China and one of the oldest ethnic groups in China. Legend has it that Yao is the daughter of Pan Hu and the descendant of Yincui gorge.

There are 2,796,003 Yao people (20 10 year) in China, which are distributed in six southern provinces (regions) of China 130 counties, including 147 1946 people in Guangxi.

Cultural customs of Yao nationality

Yao belief belongs to polytheism. In the past, Yao people believed that everything was animistic and worshipped nature. Every New Year, they sacrificed village gods, family gods, water gods, wind gods, rain gods, Raytheon, tree gods, mountain gods and so on, and burned incense. For every working procedure in production, such as hunting, cutting mountains, gathering, cultivating land, sowing, transplanting rice, etc. Please ask the teacher to choose an auspicious day and hold a sacrifice.

Pan Yao and Shanziyao mainly farm in the mountains. They believe that mountains are controlled by mountain gods, and they must worship them to reap a bumper harvest. Therefore, when hunting wild boar, goats, yellow meat and other beasts that spoil crops, the owner or Taoist priest should first whisper to the gods and pray for the mountain gods to bless their crops. After getting their prey, they must sacrifice their heads to the mountain gods before distributing them.