Xishuangbanna
Xishuangbanna means twelve in the Xishuang Dai language, and Xishuangbanna refers to the twelve Bannas: Banna Jinghong, Banna Mengyang, Banna Menglong, Banna Mengwang, Banna Menghai, Banna Menghun, Banna Meng'a, Banna Mengzhe, Banna Xiding, Banna Mengla, Banna Mengpeng, Banna Yiwu. Xishuangbanna was established in the fourth year of Longqing's reign in the Ming Dynasty (1570). , that is, a Banna, a unit that collects taxes and levies). From then on, the Dai name "Xishuangbanna" came into existence.
Xishuangbanna is located in the Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture in southern Yunnan, at 21°08′~22°36′ north latitude and 99°56′~101°50′ east longitude. It is a tropical humid area south of the Tropic of Cancer. Due to the incident The angle is high, with the lowest altitude angle being 45° during the winter solstice. This area is rich in heat, warm all year round, and evergreen all year round. It has the characteristics of "always summer without winter, and autumn becomes autumn once it rains". The year is divided into two seasons, namely the rainy season and the dry season; the rainy season lasts for 5 months (late May to late October), and the dry season lasts for 7 months (late October to late May of the following year). The amount accounts for more than 80% of the annual precipitation. This area is rich in heat, warm all year round, and evergreen all year round. And because it is close to the ocean, it is controlled by the southwest monsoon of the Indian Ocean and the southeast monsoon of the Pacific Ocean. It is humid and rainy all year round, so the forests are dense and dense, and there are many plants. Therefore, Xishuangbanna is known as the "Kingdom of Plants". United Nations on October 8, 1993 UNESCO officially accepted Xishuangbanna as a national nature reserve and an international biosphere reserve. At a glance from the world map, you will find that almost all other areas at the same latitude of Xishuangbanna are vast and uninhabited deserts or Gobis. Only the 20,000 square kilometers of land here are like an emerald inlaid in a crown, which is particularly dazzling. . In this fertile land, there are 1/4 of the animals and 1/6 of the plants in the country. It is a veritable "animal kingdom" and "plant kingdom".
The scenic area includes three major areas: Jinghong City Scenic Area, Menghai County Scenic Area and Mengla County Scenic Area. There are several scenic spots in each area. There are 19 scenic spots in total and more than 800 scenic spots, with a total area of ??1202.53 square kilometers. This area has a wide variety of animal and plant resources and is known as the "tropical animal" kingdom. Many of the rare, ancient, peculiar and endangered animals and plants are unique to Xishuangbanna, arousing great interest from domestic and foreign tourists and scientific researchers. The landscape is dominated by rich and charming tropical and subtropical rainforests, monsoon rainforests, valley rainforest scenery, rare animals and colorful national culture and customs. The area has unique landscape and high reputation, and has been approved by the State Council.
Xishuangbanna Tower Group
On October 8, 1982, it was approved as one of the first batch of national key scenic spots.
Xishuangbanna Prefecture has a total area of ??19,582.45 square kilometers and a population of more than 1 million. It governs Jinghong City and Menghai and Mengla counties. There are more than a dozen ethnic groups living here, including the Dai, Hani, Bulang, Jinuo, Lahu, Wa, and Yao ethnic groups, including more than 500,000 Dai, 250,000 Han, and 250,000 other ethnic groups. It borders Laos and Myanmar, and the border is 1,069 kilometers long. Transportation: Xishuangbanna is about 700 kilometers away from the provincial capital Kunming. It can be reached by car in two days or one day and night (9 hours). Banna Airport can take off and land "Boeing 737" and "Airbus 319" aircraft. There are direct flights from Kunming to Xishuangbanna every day. The flight time is about 50 minutes (cost: full ticket 780 yuan/person). In addition, there are flights from Beijing and Shanghai. , Chengdu, Chongqing, Bangkok and other cities to Xishuangbanna direct routes. The highways in the territory extend in all directions, which is very convenient.
Aviation
Xishuangbanna Gasa International Airport Xishuangbanna Jinghong Airport is the second largest aviation port in the province after Kunming, 5 kilometers away from Jinghong City. Since the airport was opened to navigation in 1990, it has opened domestic routes to major cities such as Dali, Lijiang, Shanghai, Zhengzhou, Tianjin, Chengdu, and Chongqing. In 1996, international routes to Bangkok were launched. Airports have been opened from Kunming to Xishuangbanna and from Lijiang to Xishuangbanna.
Highway
The expressway from Kunming to Xishuangbanna was opened on April 6, 2006. The highway mileage is 550 kilometers and can be reached in up to nine hours. It can be reached at Kunming Railway Station Buy tickets at the nearby Kunming Long-distance Bus Terminal. There are more than 20 sleeper buses and ordinary buses to Jinghong every day. The journey takes 24 hours and the fare is about 110-150 yuan. During the Spring Festival, the price will increase by 15%-20%.
Waterway
Xishuangbanna Jinghong Port - a national first-class port waterway including the Lancang River Channel. Jinghong Port is a national first-class water port, consisting of Jinghong, Lanlanba and Guanlei. Composed of piers. Jinghong Port is a water transport port and has opened international water transport routes from Jinghong to Chiang Mai, Myanmar, Vientiane, Laos and other places.
Take a bus to Menglun or Mengla at Jinghong Passenger Terminal and get off at Menglun. The journey takes about 1 hour. From Kunming and Simao, you can take a bus bound for Mengla and get off at Xiaomenglun Town. It takes 10 minutes to walk from Menglun Bus Terminal to the suspension bridge. After buying the ticket, it takes 20 minutes to cross the suspension bridge to reach the scenic spot.
The name comes from the Xishuang Dai language, which means twelve. Shuangbanna refers to the twelve Bannas: Banna Jinghong, Banna Mengyang, Banna Menglong, Banna Mengwang, Banna Menghai, and Banna Meng. Hun, Banna Meng'a, Banna Mengzhe, Banna Xiding, Banna Mengla, Banna Mengpeng, Banna Yiwu. Xishuangbanna was established in the fourth year of Longqing's reign in the Ming Dynasty (1570). , that is, a Banna, a unit that collects taxes and levies). From then on, the Dai name "Xishuangbanna" came into existence. Resources Xishuangbanna is known as the Kingdom of Animals and Plants. Xishuangbanna is one of the first 44 key scenic spots in the country. It has more than 3 million acres of nature reserves, of which 700,000 acres are well-protected large primeval forests. The forests account for nearly 10% of the total area of ??the state. 60%, with lush green mountains and green waters everywhere, it is famous for its beauty and richness.
There are more than 20,000 kinds of plants in Xishuangbanna, including more than 5,000 tropical plants, more than 10,000 edible plants, more than 50 kinds of wild fruits, and more than 40 kinds of fast-growing precious timber trees. Many plants are precious materials or have special uses, such as the anti-cancer drugs maytank and Gloriosa; rauwolfia to treat high blood pressure; areca nut to strengthen stomach insects; and the seed oil of Fengchuan is an important ingredient for tanks, car engines and oil drilling in alpine areas. Special lubricants with viscosity-lowering and condensation-lowering dual-effect additives; tung oil can replace diesel; ylang-ylang, known as the "King of Flowers", can be made into high-grade spices; there are ancient tea trees more than 1,700 years ago; there are natural "kettles", "Umbrellas"; grass that can listen to music and dance, eat mosquitoes, curare trees that seal their throats when they see blood...
The vast and dense forests provide ideal habitats for various wild animals. Currently, there are 429 known species of birds, accounting for 2/3 of the total number of birds in the country, and 67 species of mammals, accounting for 16% of the total number of mammals in the country. The number of species of birds and beasts in Xishuangbanna is unmatched by other places in the country. Among them, Asian elephants, vultures, Indochinese tigers, leopards, etc. are listed as world protected animals; there are 13 species of national first-level protected animals such as bison, antelopes, and lorises, as well as many second- and third-level protected animals.
As a "flagship species", the Asian elephant is of extraordinary significance to the ecological environment. In 1977, my country declared the Asian elephant an endangered species and established a wild elephant nature reserve in Xishuangbanna. Now the living environment of Asian elephants has been significantly improved. Their number has also grown from more than 80 in the 1980s to about 300 now. my country's Asian elephants are mainly distributed in Xishuangbanna, with a few also distributed in the nearby Simao area.
Xishuangbanna is also rich in rubber. It is the second largest rubber area in the country and the rubber production ranks first in the country. It is also rich in rice, various tropical fruits and precious medicinal materials such as amomum villosum. It is a veritable "Kingdom of Plants" , "Animal Kingdom", "Green Kingdom", "Southern Medicine Kingdom".
When traveling to Banna, you can sometimes see beautiful peacocks, white pheasants, and hornbills flying in the forest; sometimes you can see elephants walking on the road; sometimes you can see antelopes, wild deer, and hares walking in the forest. Running...that love scene is so joyful. This is a spectacle and fun that is unimaginable in other places! Climate: Xishuangbanna has a tropical monsoon climate with sufficient sunshine and rainfall. The year is divided into dry season and wet season, and the average annual temperature is 21°C. The dry season is from November to April of the following year, and the wet season is from May to October. There is no frost or snow all year round. There are 108-146 foggy days every year. The extreme maximum temperature in Jinghong area reaches 41.1℃ and the extreme minimum temperature is 2.7℃, making it suitable for tourism all year round. Xishuangbanna is located in the northern edge of the tropics south of the Tropic of Cancer. The climate type is a tropical monsoon climate. The mountainous areas have a subtropical monsoon humid climate. It is warm, sunny, heat-rich, humid and rainy all year round. It has the characteristics of "long summer without winter, one rain makes autumn" characteristics. There are only two seasons in a year: rainy season and dry season. The rainy season lasts for 5 months (late May to late October), and the dry season lasts for 7 months (late October to late May of the following year). Rainy season precipitation accounts for more than 80% of the annual precipitation. [Edit this paragraph] Culture The Dai people have a long history and have created a splendid culture in their long life. They are especially famous for their Dai calendar, Dai language and colorful national folk literature and art. As early as more than a thousand years ago, the ancestors of the Dai people wrote many beautiful and moving myths, legends, fables, novels, poems, etc. on bay leaves and tissue paper. There are more than 550 long poems written in Dai language alone. . "Zhaoshutun and Nanmunona" and "Calabash Letter" are his representative works, which have been adapted into movies, dramas, etc. and are deeply loved by the masses. The dance of the Dai people has a high artistic level and distinctive national characteristics. The movements are often analogous and beautify the behavior of animals, such as the widely popular "Peacock Dance" and "Elephant Foot Dance".
The music of the Dai people is pleasant to the ear. In addition to accompaniment to dance, it is often combined with poetry. Sculptures and paintings also have distinctive features. The Dai people believe in Theravada Buddhism. In the Dai area, pagodas and Buddhist temples can be seen everywhere. The Dai folk house, the Bamboo House, is the most typical stilt-style building existing in my country. It has an elegant and unique shape, and it is cool and comfortable to live in. Dai men have the custom of having tattoos, which symbolize bravery, beauty, and can also attract the love of the opposite sex.
Attractions
Famous attractions include: Jinghong, Manfeilong Pagoda, Lancang River, Mange Buddhist Temple, Manjinglan Tourist Village, Yilan Resort, Menglun Botanical Garden, and ethnic customs Garden, Wild Elephant Valley, Tropical Crops Research Institute, Dai flavor dishes, Dai Garden, Jinghong Primitive Forest Park, Hongqi Reservoir, Daluo Primitive Forest Park, animal wonders, plant wonders, tropical rainforest, Dai Water Splashing Festival
Well-known schools
Well-known schools include: Yunnan Tropical Agricultural Engineering School (the former Yunnan Provincial Reclamation Management School and the former Simao Tropical Crop Research School merged to run the school), which is a large-scale and comprehensive research school in my country. Professional schools for tropical cash crops.
Specialty Catering
Dai cuisine enjoys a unique reputation in Yunnan cuisine. The residents of Xishuangbanna are mainly Dai people. Dai cuisine mainly consists of glutinous rice, sour and baked meats, and aquatic products. Mainly, wild cultivated plants are used as spices, which has a unique ethnic flavor.
Among the Banna delicacies, the most representative ones include: "Nanmi", Bulang cuisine, Hani cuisine, barbecue, moss, boiled fish (chicken) with sour bamboo shoots, grilled fish with lemongrass, and fragrant bamboo. Rice, fried bracken [moss]. Most of the names are ones that tourists have never heard of, so they are worth trying.
Banna delicacies are all available at the night market. In addition to the above-mentioned specialties, there are also herb-roasted chicken, bamboo tube rice, roasted bamboo rat, steamed moss eggs, cooked chicken chops, duck feet, bamboo worms, fried beef skin, oil Fried pork rinds, fried pork rinds, and other ethnic food are all available, most in line with the tastes of southerners. At night, tourists can enjoy the night view of Jinghong City while tasting delicious food. The colorful lights will make you forget to leave. The local fragrant bamboo glutinous rice can be eaten at a stall for only 2-5 yuan.
If you dare to taste insects, you might as well consider the insect feast. In addition to grasshoppers and scorpions, there are also wriggling bamboo insects, bee larvae, etc. A meal costs about 120 yuan and can be enjoyed by 8 people. Dai Buddhist Architecture Hundreds of years ago, Theravada Buddhism was introduced to Xishuangbanna, Yunnan Province and became the religion believed by the Dai people. Buddhist temple buildings can be seen everywhere here. Almost every village has a Buddhist temple, and some Buddhist temples even have pagodas built next to them. Buddhist temples and pagodas have become the central places of life for the Dai people and the temples in their minds. Buddhist architectural art has also become a precious cultural and artistic wealth for the Dai people.
Menglu Grand Buddha Temple in Xishuangbanna The architecture of the Dai Buddhist temple in Xishuangbanna is mainly flat-tiled buildings with double eaves and multiple slopes. Most Buddhist temples are square in shape, facing east and west. The roof slope is composed of three stacked layers. The nave is higher, and the east and west sides decrease in staggered rise and fall. The roof uses rectangular tiles, and the tails of the tiles are hooked on flat bamboo rafters. The ridge between the main ridge of the roof and the eaves is smoothed with lime, and various tile decorations are arranged on it. The tile decoration on the main ridge is in the shape of a flame, and most of the ridges have an image of a phoenix standing upright at the head end, which is a unique style.
The open "Busu" (ordination hall, a place where monks chant sutras and discuss affairs) on the west side of Manfeilong Pagoda is of another style: on one side of the rectangular Buddhist temple with double eaves and three slopes. In the nave part of the hall, a hall with the same height and two eaves is built. On the other side, there is a sloped hall. On both sides, there is a short eaves, and a room with a gable roof is built on each side. The places where the above three parts are connected are connected under the eaves to form an open ordination hall.
The pavilion you have to pass to enter the pagoda is also unique. On one side of a double-eaves gabled roof, another roof is built at right angles and connected together to form a pavilion. There are only pillar supports under the eaves, no walls, and it extends in all directions for people to come in and out. Although it is a repetitive building, due to its clever layout, it shows the special architectural style of the Dai people. From this we can see the distinctive features of Dai architecture. That is, none of these buildings have columns embedded in the walls.
The Jingzhen Octagonal Pavilion (also a meditation hall), 14 kilometers away from Menghai County, has a unique and exquisite shape: the base is a square with folded corners, and the pavilion is an octagonal brick and wood structure. The pavilion has 31 faces and 32 corners, each corner covered with Burmese tiles. The 8 pavilion corners are on the side of the building. From bottom to top, the layers shrink and overlap beautifully until the top. They are well-proportioned, precise in structure and unique. Because the pavilion was built in Jingzhen, it was called Jingzhen Octagonal Pavilion. It was built by the Dai people to commemorate the Buddha Sakyamuni and imitated the "Ka Zhonghan" gold silk hat he wore. The Bajiao Pavilion was built in 1701 AD and has a history of more than 300 years. It is the central Buddhist temple in Jingzhen area. On the 15th and 32nd day of each month in the Dai calendar, Buddhas gather in the pavilion in Jingzhen area to listen to eminent monks teach scriptures and discuss major religious activities. It is also a place where monks are promoted to Buddhas.
The interior of each Buddhist temple is composed of three parts: the Buddha's seat, the monk's seat and the scripture stand. Most of the statues of Sakyamuni on the Buddha's throne are seated. The Buddha's ears are strange, large and wide, forming a "<" shape. Slender in stature, with delicate features and delicate eyes, he holds his hands on his knees, exuding a mysterious atmosphere that makes people curious about the history of the Dai people.
Most pagodas are built next to or near Buddhist temples. The main pagodas include: Burmese bell-shaped pagoda, pavilion-style pagoda, Thai Vajra-seat pagoda, octagonal dense-eaves pagoda, all in various shapes. These towers are basically made of bricks, covered with lime and paint, and are mostly solid. The Manfeilong Pagoda in Jinghong City is a Thai-style Vajra Pagoda. This pagoda, which looks like bamboo shoots rising from the ground, was designed by three Indian Buddhist missionaries and built by a Dai leader. It was built in 1204 AD, 800 years ago. The base of the tower is plum blossom-shaped, with a circumference of 42.6 meters. The main tower is 16.29 meters high. It is surrounded by 8 small towers, 9.1 meters high, distributed in octagons. The tower body is in the shape of a multi-layered gourd. There is a Buddhist niche in the base of each small pagoda. In the niche, there is a clay sculpture of a phoenix flying in the sky.
The entire group of towers is white, flawless and extremely beautiful. This is a national key cultural relic protection unit and a tourist attraction. Best time to travel: If you want to go to Xishuangbanna, any time is fine.
Xishuangbanna is one of the few places in Yunnan Province that does not have winter. In January, the coldest month, the average temperature here is 16℃, while in the hottest month, the average temperature is only 28℃. Such temperatures make Xishuangbanna a place that has never seen snowfall and is also a place that is under the sun for a long time. Xishuangbanna has only dry season and rainy season in a year, so there is a saying that "long summer without winter, one rain becomes autumn".
It is most suitable to travel to Xishuangbanna from November to April of the following year. During this period, the temperature is not high or cold. If you travel to Xishuangbanna from June to September, you will have the opportunity to experience the tropical tropics there. Fruit is really wonderful. The rainy season begins from May to October, but the roads here are in good condition, so it still cannot stop the arrival of the tourist season here. Features Features of the tourist area: green, foggy, Dai folk customs, warm and harmonious, original ecology, qualitatively different from Southeast Asian countries, and has a unique charm. Xishuangbanna is the only tropical rainforest nature reserve in the country, with towering trees that block out the sun, rare birds and animals abound, and exotic trees and flowers can be seen everywhere. Xishuangbanna, which is very close to Thailand and Myanmar, is full of Buddhist style. The pagodas and temples are intertwined with Dai bamboo buildings, green bamboos and ancient trees, creating a sacred scene.
Dai Nationality Water Splashing Festival
Xishuangbanna Olive Dam Water Splashing Festival is the New Year of the Dai people in Xishuangbanna. In Dai language, it is called "Lenghe Sangkan" or "Sangkan Bimai". Because when celebrating the New Year, a warm and grand water-splashing blessing event is held, outsiders call it the Water-Splashing Festival. The Dai New Year is different from June in the Gregorian calendar. The Water Splashing Festival in June of the Dai calendar usually takes place in mid-April of the Gregorian calendar and lasts for three to five days.
Celebrating the festival
Event location: Xishuangbanna Dai settlement, playing the ancient city song "Naxi Pure Land".
Festival features: During the New Year of the Dai people in Xishuangbanna, a warm and grand water-splashing blessing activity is held, which is held in mid-April of the Gregorian calendar every year. Water-splashing is an activity that the Dai people must hold during the New Year.
Celebration method:
On this day, there is "gathering entertainment" (assembly entertainment). People dress up, sing and dance to gather at the festival, perform high-sheng, high-sheng, dragon boat rowing, etc. Throw away your bags and celebrate the holidays.
In the past, Dai Li New Year celebrations were mostly held in villages and were small in scale. After the establishment of Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture, governments at all levels have regarded the Dai Year as an organized and led activity to strengthen cultural exchanges among ethnic groups, display national customs, attract investment, and attract domestic and foreign tourists and merchants. Traditional activities such as dragon boat races, fireworks, flying lanterns, and sand piles have also added cultural performances, product exhibitions, trade negotiations, etc. Various parks have also taken advantage of their advantages to carry out cattle robbing, cockfighting, elephant performances, folk performances, and crossbow shooting. and other various activities, making the festival activities grand, colorful and fascinating. International friends, overseas Chinese, tourists from inside and outside the province, and businesses come here in droves to celebrate the festival with the people of all ethnic groups in Xishuangbanna, enjoy the rich ethnic customs activities, admire the charming local scenery, and carry out economic and trade activities. Dai Li New Year has become an important festival to enhance cultural and economic exchanges, enhance friendship and national unity. History and Culture Water Splashing Festival Legend
Folklore says that in ancient times, the place where the Dai people lived suffered disasters one after another. There is no rain in summer, no wind in spring, no sunshine in autumn, and it rains all winter. It can be sunny but not sunny, rainy but not rainy, the four seasons are confused, crops cannot be grown, fields are barren, people and animals are plagued by epidemics, and mankind is facing annihilation.
The man known as Paya Wan saw such a situation and decided to go to heaven to find out the cause and report it to the king of heaven, Yingda Tila. He made wings from four wooden boards, soared into the sky, rushed into the heaven, and reported the disasters encountered in the world to the king of heaven, Yindatira. When Xiang Dati heard about it, he found out that it was Pengma, the god in charge of wind, thunder, lightning, rain, clear and cloudy. He ignored the rules of drought, rain and cold seasons set by Pengmacha and relied on his vast magical power. , deliberately causing chaos. And this Dalacha, who holds the horse in his hand, is so skilled in magic that all the gods can do nothing to him.
In order to punish this god who behaved indiscriminately and violently, Yingda Tila dressed up as a handsome young man and went to the house of Dalacha in Pangma to pick up girls. The seven daughters of Daraja, who had been imprisoned in the palace for a long time, fell in love with this handsome man at first sight. Yingda Tila told the truth about the disaster that Pangma Point Dala had brought to the world, causing mankind to face catastrophe. Seven kind-hearted girls who were already angry with their fathers decided to kill their relatives and save mankind. They gathered around their father every day, coquettishly, and explored the secrets of his life and death. Facing the charming girl, Dalaza finally revealed the secret: he was not afraid of knife cuts, arrows, fire or water, but what he was afraid of was the hair on his head. After finding out the secret, the girls got their father drunk, took the opportunity to cut off a bunch of his hair, and made a "Gong Saizai" (literally translated as Heartstring Bow, Chubixian Bow). The bowstring was pointed at Daracha's neck, and his head fell suddenly. However, the head of Dalacha who was holding the horse was a demon head, with a sprinkler head falling to the ground, and the fire was soaring into the sky. When the seven girls saw this, they threw themselves at the head and hugged him regardless of their own safety, and the demonic fire was extinguished. In order to extinguish the demonic fire, the seven girls had to hold the demonic head in their arms and rotate it until the head rotted away. Every time the sisters take turns, they splash water on each other to wash away the stains on their bodies and eliminate the odor.
After the death of Pengma Diandalacha, Mahapeng of Shurupa rebuilt the calendar and controlled the wind and rain, so that the world would be smooth and the people could live and work in peace and contentment. Legend has it that the revised calendar was announced to his father in a dream by Paya late in the sixth month of the Dai calendar. Therefore, the Dai people regard June when the new calendar is announced as a time to bid farewell to the old year and welcome the new year. When people celebrate the New Year, they splash water on each other to commemorate the seven kind-hearted girls who killed their relatives for righteousness, and to drive away evil spirits and eliminate dirt, so as to seek good luck and good luck that has been passed down to this day. The Dai New Year usually lasts for three or four days, and is usually called "Wanmai", "Wancheng" and "Maipayawanma". "Wanmai" is the day to bid farewell to the old year, which is somewhat similar to the New Year's Eve in the lunar calendar. On this day, people clean up, prepare New Year food, bid farewell to the old year and welcome the new year. "Wancheng" is one day in most years, sometimes it is two days, which means an empty day. It does not belong to the number of days reported in the old year, nor does it belong to the number of days in the new year. Folks usually say "Wancheng" is the head of Dalacha holding the horse. The day of decay.
Album introduction: After "Changing Hearts" and "Seventh of July", the sad prince "Black Dragon" launches a new 2005 Chinese album "Xishuangbanna"!
In the album "Xishuangbanna", Heilong has made great breakthroughs in both singing and singing skills, and the style of the songs has also changed from the "sad" style in the past. The album has different genres and incorporates richer "emotional elements". At the end of the album, "Real & Unchanged Love Song (a skewered and adapted fast version)", "Xishuangbanna (a high, slow and high version)", "Please Don't Leave Me (a high version)" and two songs are played for all the fans. The accompaniment fully rewards the fans.
The album's main hits "Xishuangbanna" and "Unchangeable Love Song" focus on creating local customs, with unique national musical instruments, coupled with Heilong's long-lasting nostalgia for his hometown and "Kangding", the unique customs I couldn't help but feel waves of homesickness in my heart.