What's the difference between Lijiang in Yunnan and Fenghuang Ancient City?

The differences between Lijiang and Fenghuang Ancient City in Yunnan are as follows:

1, Lijiang, Yunnan Lijiang is located in the northwest of Yunnan Province, at the junction of Yunnan, Sichuan and Tibet provinces. It is an important passage of the ancient "Southern Silk Road" and "Ancient Tea-Horse Road". Fenghuang Ancient City, located in the southwest of Xiangxi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, Hunan Province, has a population of about 50,000 at the end of 20 10. It is composed of 28 ethnic groups, including Miao, Han and Tujia, and is a typical minority community.

2. Lijiang, Yunnan is located at east longitude100 25' and north latitude 26 86', with a total area of 20,600 square kilometers. Fenghuang Ancient City is located between east longitude 109 18' and north latitude 109 48', with a total land area of about 10 square kilometers.

3. Lijiang belongs to the mountain monsoon climate of low latitude warm temperate plateau. Due to the great difference in altitude, the climate is distributed from the south subtropical zone to the alpine zone, with little change in four seasons, distinct wet and dry seasons, obvious vertical difference in climate, more severe weather, small annual temperature difference and large temperature difference between day and night, which has the characteristics of maritime climate and continental climate. Fenghuang ancient city belongs to the humid climate of the mid-subtropical monsoon, and Zhongshan in the northwest has the original attributes of the north subtropical zone. Fenghuang Ancient City is located in the subtropical zone of western Hunan, with an annual average temperature of 15.9 degrees, and only 10.5 days for days greater than or equal to 35, with an annual average sunshine difference of 8.3 degrees. Fenghuang Ancient City is located in the east of Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, with an average annual rainfall of only 1308. 1mm, which is the least in the whole state and one of the rainless areas in the province.

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The houses in Fenghuang Ancient City are mostly wooden structures, including bungalows, buildings and rectangular thatched houses. The staple food is rice, supplemented by corn, wheat and sweet potato; In some places, corn, buckwheat and potatoes are staple foods. The hobby of drinking is very common.

Women's dresses vary greatly from place to place. In most areas, women wear big collars and short coats and double-breasted skirts of different lengths, some reaching to the feet and some reaching to the knees. In some areas, women wear big-breasted right-breasted shirts and wide-leg pants. Some coats are collarless, with wide lace at the edges of sleeves and trousers, cloth headscarves around their heads, earrings, collars, bracelets and other accessories.

There are many styles of headdresses for Miao women, with various headscarves tied on the top of their heads, some wrapped in spires and domes, and some wrapped their hair on a bracket and stood high on the top of their heads. Their costumes are unique in Qiandongnan. They nail silver ornaments on their clothes to form "silver clothes" and wear silver headdresses shaped like horns. These headdresses are more than a foot high.

Men's wear is not much different, a big shirt or a pair of short clothes and pants. In some areas, men wear linen jackets or robes and shawls or wool felt with geometric patterns.