The Hometown Of Chinese Herbal Medicine -- Clothing Culture Of The Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region Long Lin Autonomous County

Long Lin Autonomous County is under the jurisdiction of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, with a total area of 3543 square kilometers and a total population of 391 thousand and 500. Long Lin is a multi-ethnic area with 5 ethnic groups including Miao, Yi, gel, Zhuang, Han and so on. The population of ethnic minorities accounts for 79.41% of the total population. It is one of the only 2 ethnic autonomous counties in Guangxi and the only minority Autonomous County in 12 counties (districts) of Baise.

Long Lin has a unique national culture and a long history. It is the only minority Autonomous County in the old revolutionary base area of Baise, Guangxi. It is also one of the only two autonomous counties in the country. At present, there are three branches of Yi people living in the Autonomous County of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. Although there are slight differences in the customs and languages of the branches, Clothes & Accessories The style is similar, the pattern design is the same. Traditional costumes are plain and elegant, with modern styles and colorful colors, which fully reflects the artistic talent of the Yi compatriots. Traditional Yi men's tops are mainly black, blue, white and so on. Cotton and silk fabrics are fabrics. The traditional Yi young and middle-aged women's jackets are mainly black, blue and other colors. Cotton and silk fabrics are fabrics, and the big ones are right. In the collar and the right upper side of the chest, two pairs of silver buckle buckles, three white shirts with cloth buckles are worn, and the Yi people are called "bending ox shackles". A piece of black cloth embroidered with three rows of needles, ant needles or patterned black cloth around the chest, with silver chains and two silver chains on the waist. Wear black suit pants or Suit Trousers, a black head padded on the head. Embroidered feet Cloth shoes Some women like to wear embroidered shoes with small toe and upturned shoes. Yi people call them "elbow shoes" or "Hawk shoes".