The men of the Yi nationality are called "Ahei Brother", and the women of the Yi ethnic group are called "Ashima", which is also the praise of the young people of the Yi ethnic group, and when it comes to the Ahei brother and Ashima of the Yi ethnic group, it will remind people of a myth and legend that is well known to the locals:
In this place where the stone forest is densely packed, there is a beautiful and kind Yi girl, who is very clever and clever, and falls in love with the handsome, industrious and brave Brother Ah Hei.
White clouds cherished for them, birds sang for them, Stone Forest danced for them, and they lived in love, which made the vast number of young people envious, and also made the young lady of the head jealous.
Ashima
Azhi was a local womanizer, the son of the leader Rebubala, and when he saw that Ashima was too beautiful, he had evil intentions and wanted to make Ashimana his wife.
This man was morally corrupt, and he was born in the Yi people who knew the Book of Dali, which was really a shame for the Yi people. At the dance party of the Torch Festival, Azhi deliberately flirted with Ashima, and was scolded by Ashima.
Most Yi youths who understand the rules, after being reprimanded by the woman, will consciously restrain their words and deeds and no longer interfere with the woman's normal life.
But Azhi was a thief who did not die, and he pretended that his father was the head man, rich and powerful, so he invited a matchmaker to go to Ashima's house with a generous gift to propose to him, but he was sternly rejected by the angry Ashima.
Azhi was confused and bold, and when he saw that He could not get Ashima, he wanted to make a mistake in the dark. One day, Ah Hei went to a far away place to herd sheep, which gave Ah Zhi ke an opportunity to send his family to kidnap Ashima and imprison her in Ah Zhi's mansion.
Ashima wears a camellia flower on her head, which is a promise gift from Ahei to Ashima. Impatient, Ashima hurriedly threw the camellia into the stream, and an unexpected miracle occurred, and the stream immediately reversed the stream, sending the camellia to Ah Hei's face. Ah Hei knew that this was Ashima asking for help from himself, so he quickly stepped up his whip and ran back to the village to save people.
The mountain blocked the way, and Ah Hei shot through the mountain with the Divine Arrow and passed quickly through the middle; the river blocked the way, and Ah Hei used the Divine Arrow to build a bridge. As long as the divine arrow is in hand, no one can stop ah hei's return to his hometown.
The dead-faced Azhi carried out all kinds of threats and inducements against Ashima, and Ashima was not moved, and also scolded Azhi as a beast. Ah Zhi was scolded so much that the dog's blood spurted, and finally became angry, so he raised his leather whip and whipped Ashima.
At this moment, Ah Hei arrived in time, grabbed the leather whip in Ah Zhi's hand, and threw it on the ground fiercely. The Yi people have a custom that two men like a woman at the same time, and they cannot fight martial arts, but can only compete in song competitions to determine whether they win or lose.
Ah Zhi then proposed to Ah Hei that he should have a song contest with Ah Hei, and if Ah Hei lost, he would give Ashima to Ah Zhi; if Ah Zhi lost, he would no longer pestering Ashima.
Ah Hei is a master singer, so he accepts Azhi's challenge. As a result, Ah Zhi lost, but he was still unwilling, and intended to shoot Ah Hei with a dark arrow, as long as Ah Hei died, Ashima had to marry himself.
Seeing that Ah Zhi still did not let people go, an angry Ah Hei shot through this cottage with a divine arrow, and the arrow shaft was inserted into the Azhi family's ancestral god main tablet. The family members hurried to draw the arrows together, but the arrows were deeply trapped in them and could no longer be pulled out.
Terrified, Azhi thought that he had offended the gods, afraid that the gods would blame him, and quickly released Ashima, but he was unwilling!
Ashima and Ahei rode home on the same horse, and there were endless words, but also great joy and love. Coming to a clear stream, the two of them couldn't help but get off the horse to rest, both shyly answering, and wanted to speak their hearts.
Just when the two were in love, Jia Ding stole Ah Hei's divine arrow, and Ah Hei no longer had magical powers. Azhi ordered the floodgates to be opened to release water, and in an instant, Ashima was drowned in the rolling waves and torrents.
The innocent Ashima died, and Ah Hei was heartbroken and called for Ashima's name. Ashima is inseparable from the homeland, inseparable from Ah Hei, in the darkness into a towering stone statue, the stone statue is really like Ashima, always angrily rebuking Azhi, always crying to Ah Hei.