Leishan county scenic spot

Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village is located at the foot of Leigong Mountain in the northeast of Leishan County, Qiandongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture, Guizhou Province, 36 kilometers away from the county seat, 35 kilometers away from Kaili, the state capital of Qiandongnan Prefecture, and about 260 kilometers away from Guiyang, the provincial capital. It is the largest Miao village in China and even in the world, which is connected by more than a dozen natural villages built by mountains. Xijiang is a place that preserves the cultural integrity of Miao's "primitive ecology" and is the first place to appreciate and understand the long history and development of Miao in China.

1982 Xijiang river was listed as the ethnic customs scenic spot on the eastern route of Guizhou by the provincial people's government, and 1992 was listed as a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit. In 2004, it was listed as one of the five key ethnic villages and towns in the first phase of the village protection and construction project in the province. In June 2005, the "Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village Pavilion of China National Museum" was listed here. Miao Village in Du Nan is the place where children of Jinji and Miao people live. Originally named Tongnan, its official name is Dunan Village. However, in myths and legends and ancient songs and witchcraft, its name is Heheluo, which means the place where the sea of clouds is boundless. Humans have been living here for five or six hundred years.

The Miao village in the south alone is a strange and mysterious land. It was once the birthplace of the first Leishan County People's Government and the county magistrate Yang Changlun, and was re-elected for six times. It is also the birthplace of the large-scale pure literature publication Leigongshan Poetry Magazine. Located in the southwest edge of Leishan County, Guizhou Province, at the southern foot of Leigong Mountain, bordering Danzhai County. The whole village governs Danggu, Zuogu and Tongnan villages, and there are nine villagers' groups. There are more than 300 households with a total population of about 1500. Golden pheasant dance is the most important Lusheng dance here. Folk customs are simple, and outsiders are less involved. It is one of the best preserved unpolluted ecological and cultural places in southeastern Guizhou and an ideal kingdom for human beings to return to nature. Therefore, Nan, a contemporary Miao writer and famous journalist in China, said: "Only the Miao village in the south is the holy land where Chiyou finally rests."