Wumeng Yi Family

In a Yi village deep in Wumeng Mountain in Guizhou, the fragrance of buckwheat cakes wrapped in a fire pond warms the years. At the beginning of the Yi calendar year, Bimo wears a black charwa to display scripture scrolls; before embroidery, colorful threads are embellished with camellia and horn patterns; before the Torch Festival, women use yellow glutinous rice to make red, yellow and black flower glutinous rice, and pine branches are piled into hills in the drying yard. These daily activities hide the cultural warmth of the Yi family from generation to generation. The wind of the times has broken the tranquility, and recruitment information has caused many people to go out and work hard with their elders' advice and camellia purses. The factory accents and jeans in the city are intertwined with the ritual of "mountain sacrifice" in the hometown and the controversy over the preservation of stacked wooden houses in B&Bs. Someone live broadcasted a live broadcast of bringing walnuts and Gastrodia elata, but was rumored because of his love; after a flash flood destroyed the stone bridge, the scattered people rolled up their sleeves to repair the bridge, and regained their nostalgia for their hometown through cooperation. When the Torch Festival flame lights up Wumeng Mountain again, the embroidery workshop is listed, the old man wearing a pleated skirt goes to the campus to tell legends, and the Yi singing in the live broadcast is mixed with the aroma of sipping wine. Chen Junyi used this to write about the persistence and growth of the Yi people, creating a long and affectionate national epic.