Mosuo Museum

After traveling around Wuhu, I passed the Mosuo Museum, so I parked to see that the museum building is more distinctive. The preface hall is a historical culture of Yanyuan. It is not big and free to see. The main hall needs 20 tickets. There are two floors in total. The first floor shows the history and culture of the Mosuo people. The second floor shows the process technology. It is very special and interesting to help understand the local culture.

Near the wedding bridge. The only Mosuo museum. Need to buy another ticket. Adult ticket 20 yuan. Over 65 years old can be free of charge with ID card, and the museum location is quite large. People who have time can choose to come in and have a look.

Opening time 9-12 in the morning, 2-5 in the afternoon, fare 20, no reservation is required. It belongs to the jurisdiction of Sichuan Province. It is divided into several major topics, development history, marriage folk customs, Rock theme, Tangka, etc. Mainly picture exhibitions, there are also physical objects and models. After two and a half hours of reading, I felt that the understanding of Mosuo culture did have some improvement.

The Mosuo Museum is the only museum in the world that displays Mosuo's history, culture and folk customs. Tickets are 25 yuan and free for 60 years old. The museum is closed from 12 noon to 2 pm. The museum's name is written by Mo Yanqi. The museum displays a good content. It is very helpful to understand the history and culture of Mosuo, but because the museum is closed at noon, the visit is a bit rushed and has not been able to look at it carefully. The museum building overlooks the whole view of the grass sea.

Here men do not marry, women do not marry, and pursue the freedom of marriage and marriage. Learn about some in the Mosuo Museum. Here women are the family, children live from their mother, follow their motherhood, and fathers have to go to the woman's house to help do farm work at any time. There is no legal restraint of the way of marriage, I don't like the window of the flower building, and I will come later! Worthy of being a daughter country!

Out of respect for the history of a place, there are not too many photographs in the museum. Although it is a little smaller, the introduction of history is very comprehensive. Mosuo people are a special existence in China. They have lived by the Lugu Lake for generations and live on fishing and farming. They can be called the 57th unrecognized people. Their unique lifestyle is worth understanding in detail.

The museum itself is OK, but the attitude of the narrator is too bad! Yes, it is the narrator office of the A Hall, go in the first narrator on the left hand side