The Woodpeckers, the last tribe in Nanzhao, still retain the customs of Nanzhao and live a life of peace with the world, primitive and mysterious.

Mulang Village, Xinsheng Village Committee, Dacang Town, Weishan County, Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan, is a millennium Yi village and was included in the list of traditional Chinese villages in 2013.

This is a paradise for photographers and the last tribe in Nanzhao. Zhuomulang Village is a fascinating place where the Yi people live and thrive.

It is also the place where the characteristic Yi music is inherited.

The entire village is built on the mountain. The Yi people in the Zhuomu Lin area of ??Dongshan Mountain are locally called "Dongshan Po" or "Laluo Po", also known as "Misheba", that is, "Mengshe people".

It is likely to have close contact with the descendants of the Mengshe royal family in Nanzhao.

Many elderly people in Dongshan said that their ancestors moved from the city, and the Yi people in Zhuomu Lin Village have relatively intact traditional cultural customs.

The clothing of Yi women is brightly colored and has an oriental color. It is embroidered stitch by stitch and seems to be a legacy of the Nanzhao palace costumes.

Every girl in Takubokuro must prepare more than 20 sets of clothes, more than 30 aprons, and dozens of pairs of embroidered shoes before getting married. This is a huge project.

The delicacies of Mulang Village include: bitter buckwheat cake dipped in honey, rice blood sausage, chicken blood rice, wild edible fungi, local chicken, etc. Doesn’t these delicacies sound a bit bloody? The Yi people’s meals are all natural and pollution-free delicacies.

You have to come here to eat it.