linen wrapping, hand grinding, wooden rake, foot mill...... In the Lisu Folk Culture Exhibition Room of the New Era Civilization Practice Center of Lushui City, the exhibits closely related to the production and life of the Lisu people have awakened the long-term memories in people's hearts.
Lushui Lisu Folk Culture Exhibition Room was established in 2012, with a total of 118 exhibits indoors, including 70 production supplies, 38 daily necessities, 7 sets of Lisu costumes, 1 thousand-foot floor house (model), 1 Lisu wooden room (model), 1 wooden house (model) and some text display boards, showing the ancient national culture of the Lisu people and the long national history, folk customs and development process. It is also an important window for the dissemination of folk culture and one of the patriotic education bases in Lushui City.
Since the opening of the Lisu Folk Culture Exhibition Room, it has received more than 200,000 visitors.
The Lisu people are an ancient member of the big family of ethnic groups on the mainland. The name of the Lisu people, first seen in the "Book of Barbarians" of the Tang Dynasty Fan Xuan, called "Lisu", was an integral part of the "Wuman" at that time.
The Lisu people are a migratory ethnic group and belong to one of the "Wuman" tribal groups in the Tang Dynasty. Since the eighth century, after several large-scale migrations, it has gradually developed into a single people. After the fifteenth century, there was a long-term war between the Mutusi of Lijiang and the serf owners of Tibet, and the Lisu people, who had become the serfs of the Mutusi, crossed the Lancang River from the Jinsha River and crossed the Biluo Snow Mountain into the Nu River under the leadership of their clan leader "Mubi". This is the earliest group of Lisu people to enter the Nu River.
Walking in the Lisu Folk Culture Exhibition Room, a familiar production and life exhibits, as if silently telling the course of the Lisu people, these production and living supplies taken from nature, let us see the harmonious coexistence of the Lisu people and nature, people have to marvel at the skillful hands and wisdom of the Lisu people
Yang Wei, director of the Cultural Relics Management Institute of the Lushui Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism, said that in the future, he will continue to collect and enrich the exhibits, and obtain more new resources through the collection of ethnic cultural relics, so as to effectively promote the research on the history of ethnic development, and better protect, publicize and promote the Lisu ethnic culture.
Lushui Rong Media Reporter: Hu Chenlan Correspondent: Yang Wei