Is there a village in America that always rejects modern civilization?

Amish people are a branch of Christianity, and their ancestors are Swiss-born Germans. As early as 1693, he separated from the bishop because he opposed joining the army and violence. Amish began to immigrate to the United States and Canada in the18th century. In the United States, they mainly settled in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Maryland. Amish's religious purpose is to preserve the simple culture and the simplest way of life in European villages in the17th century through religious belief and practice. Amish people in the United States refused to accept the science, technology and lifestyle of modern society and tried to completely isolate themselves from the tribes in American social culture. Since the18th century, Amish people have lived a quiet, isolated, unchanging and ultra-simple life in agriculture, animal husbandry and textile industry for generations due to religious reasons. They refused to use modern facilities and technology. They have no electricity, telephone or TV. Some tribes set up personal public telephone booths in case of emergency, but they must stay away from private houses. They believe that electricity is a medium leading to the outside world, which can lead to the use of household appliances, which goes against the tradition and principles of Amish simple living. They used carriages instead of cars. Some tribes provide personal taxis in case of emergency. They weave their own cloth instead of wearing modern clothes. Women wear old-fashioned dresses, white aprons and small hats; Men can only wear dark pants, vests and straw hats Most Amish people speak German except English. They have their own school, usually a one-room home school. Amish graduated from junior high school with the highest educational level. They believe that junior high school education is enough to provide their descendants with enough knowledge to adapt to the simple lifestyle and content of Amish people. Amish ancestors were born and raised in such a religious environment and received such religious edification. Although Amish's religious regulations allow him to choose to leave Amish and live in the real world when he is 18 years old, few Amish people in history made such a decision when he was 18 years old. They are used to this existence in their own tribe. They regard outside the tribe as a bad crime, and they regard modern life as a fierce struggle. They're not going anywhere! Amish religion does not allow its members to contact with non-Amish people. They can't join the army, get American social insurance, and apply for and accept any relief from the American government. Because American social insurance is not accepted for religious reasons, the IRS decided that 196 1 is tax-free for Amish. Amish people have always lived a life dependent on churches and tribes. They live in peace with the world and others, and they will not defend any disputes, even in court and in wartime. In terms of medical care, Amish has its own medical insurance and consulting hospital. Amish religion does not allow contraception, with an average of seven children per family and a rapid population growth. /kloc-in the 0/8th century, the United States immigrated from countries in continental Europe, such as Switzerland, Germany and the Netherlands, and a group of people still maintained the original18th century tradition and refused modern technology. These people come from a faction of Christianity. They call themselves Amish. They are independent social organizations, whose structural basis is not law, but religion and morality, and the Presbyterian Church adjudicates social disputes between them. Patriarchal elders in the family have absolute authority, and all affairs are decided by the father. They rejected modern civilization. Instead of electrical appliances, they use candles for lighting. Their daily necessities are handmade, and their clothes and food are made by themselves. The means of transportation is not a car, but a carriage or bicycle without a chain 200 years ago, that is, a car with one foot on the bicycle and the other foot on the ground (this is the real "bicycle"). Amish are self-sufficient farmers who refuse modern machinery and pesticides. They also use horse-drawn sledges that will be eliminated in rural China. This is a "surreal landscape" of American society with a high degree of agricultural modernization. Amish people live strictly according to the guidance of the Bible. They are wearing the same clothes, and the men are wearing black hats and black suspenders. Men only keep the big beard on the bus and shave off the moustache on their lips because they think the moustache is related to force. Women all have the same hairstyle. They all tie a bun at the back of their heads and wrap it in white or black headscarves. Women all wear white skirts. Women don't have any decorations and cosmetics, even buttons, and their clothes are a bit like the Cultural Revolution in China. Amish believes that anything beyond the material nature will increase people's greed. For example, clothing is used to hide shame and keep warm, and the decoration of clothing goes beyond the purpose of clothing itself. Decorations can often stimulate people's desire for luxury, thus breaking the simple life of Amish people. So when you are in Amish village, you can't tell who is rich and who is poor, because everyone wears the same clothes. The most surprising thing is that their children's dolls all wear the same style and have no faces, because the Bible requires people to prohibit idolatry, and children's toys are not idols without faces. They don't speak English between them, but only Pennsylvania Dutch (ancient Dutch). They don't have any literature books except the Bible, so they have no writers, no.