Myanmar: Watch the strange sight of boating and fishing.

There is a lake called Yinlai Lake in the Liang Rui Basin of Shan Plateau in northern Myanmar, which is the second largest lake in Myanmar and a famous summer resort. People here have lived in wooden houses built in the lake for generations, and most of them make a living by fishing. So far, they still retain the very primitive habit of "boating with one foot and fishing with one foot", which is unique in Myanmar and even in the world. Therefore, traveling to Myanmar is a must-see scenery.

Yinlai Lake is more than 970 meters above sea level, with a length of 14.5 kilometers from north to south and a width of 6.44 kilometers from east to west. It is surrounded by mountains on three sides, and streams in the east, north and west pour into the lake. The quiet and pure Yinse Lake is known as the last pure land in the Asian continent. The lake is clear and the sun shines directly on the bottom. When you come to Mosaic Lake, you will find it really beautiful.

It is said that there are more than 200 villages on the lake, which are connected by large and small waterways and patches of farmland. People who grew up by Inlay Lake always bring water when they go out. Because of the lack of land, people put something similar to aquatic plants in the lake, and then crops such as fruits and vegetables will grow. Even without land, lakes will still become fertile land, which is really unique.

People who grew up on Mosaic Lake don't walk every time they step out of the house, but get on the boat. Whether it's work, business, shopping, visiting ..., the only means of transportation is the boat. Therefore, both men and women, old and young, have practiced rowing since childhood. One-legged boating fishing may be done like this.

Watching fishermen fish here is like watching a beautiful dance performance. They created the most unique way of rowing on one foot-pinning the paddle behind the bent knee of the right leg, holding the paddle handle in the right hand and dragging the fishing net in the left hand. Why did you draw this position? It is said that because there are many reeds in Yinsai Lake, you can only stand up to see if there are any fish under the reeds. Legs are more powerful than hands, which can speed up navigation and free hands for other activities.

There are also some scholars who believe that silver people have lived on water all their lives and have never walked. In order to maintain the balance of limb development, this trick was made.

He stood on the bow with one foot alone, and the other foot hung on a long wooden paddle. Under the shaking of his hands on the same side of his body, he used his feet to rotate and paddle, which made the boat generate the power to move forward. Inlay Lake is not deep, so it's easy to paddle to the bottom, and you can paddle a boat with a little effort on your legs. Of course, if there were no two strokes, rowing in this position would definitely fall into the water.

There is a big trumpet-shaped fish basket on the bow of each fishing boat. The basket has no bottom; its body is a loose net. When he sees a big fish, the fisherman will insert the fish basket into the water and surround the fish in the middle. When the fish jumps out of the lower bamboo circle, it will be caught in a loose net.

In the Silver Lake under the blue sky, there is faith and life. It's all because of the locals.