Yunfeng Tunbao Village, Xixiu District, Anshun: Taste The Clothes Of The Ming Dynasty That Have Been Worn For More Than 600 Years

On the morning of May 15, 60 year old Lei Wenjin dressed up carefully and went out with a basket on her back. She was going to Yunfeng, Qiyanqiao Town, Xixiu District, Anshun City.

This is a village fair in Tunpu that has lasted for decades, and we go to the fair every Wednesday. In the countryside, people are crowded everywhere, and there is a lot of shouting and selling. A dazzling array of goods dazzle people. However, the clothes of Tunpu women are more eye-catching.

There is a catchphrase in Tunpu: "One hood on the head, two pendants on the ears, one sweep on the waist, and two cockles on the feet". The women in Tunpu were dressed in blue and blue gowns with large front sleeves. This is the Han costumes from the Ming Dynasty. It has been more than 600 years. It is also called Fengyang Han costumes because it comes from the hometown of Zhu Yuanzhang, the first emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Fengyang County, Anhui Province.

"We attach great importance to going to fairs," Lei Wenjin said. For Tunpu people, going to fairs and temple fairs are important things. Therefore, every Wednesday, women in Tunpu will dress up like Lei Wenjin and wear Fengyang Han costumes to the market.

Yunfeng Township Market is close to Yunfeng Tunpu. With the "out of the circle" of Tunpu culture, it has also received a lot of "traffic" unexpectedly. When many tourists come to travel, they will also experience Yunfeng Township. Going to an assembly is like watching a clothing show in Tunpu.

Huang Guizhen comes to Yunfeng Village to set up a stall every Wednesday. According to her introduction, in addition to the people who come to the market from around, many tourists, even some foreign tourists, are most interested in the clothing of the garrison. Tourists take cameras to take photos, and they will take the initiative to cooperate.

"Very interested! I thought it was an ethnic minority at first, but after a detailed understanding, I knew it came from the Han nationality in the Ming Dynasty." Mr. Li, a tourist from Sichuan, said that this unique culture gives a sense of passing through. (Reporter Zhou Qiang)

(Source: Guizhou Daily)