Brief introduction of Tunpu in Guizhou

Tunpu, Guizhou, today's Guizhou, is also inhabited by a distinctive Han group-Tunpu people. People here live in isolation. To this day, they still adhere to the culture and customs of the Ming Dynasty handed down from generation to generation. After 600 years of vicissitudes, they formed today's unique "Tunpu culture". This is the historical memory of immigrants in the Ming Dynasty and a unique cultural phenomenon of the Han nationality. It not only retains the cultural traditions of our ancestors, but also creates a unique regional civilization in the long-term productive labor. Tunpu is a "living fossil" of Han culture and the last ancient Ming village in the world. Tunpu refers to the unique village form in Guizhou, with rich cultural connotation, which is called Tunpu culture in academic circles. Tianlong Tunpu, located near Anshun City, is a well-preserved place.