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People Experience Culture of Tujia Ethnic Group

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The photo shows tourists visiting the Laosicheng Museum in Yongshun County. Covering an exhibition area of 2,000 square meters, the Laosicheng Museum serves as an important platform to display the Tusi system, Tusi culture, and the culture of Tujia ethnic group. The museum has launched a series of activities this year, including holding thematic lectures, promoting world cultural heritage knowledge on campus, and releasing cultural creative products. The museum also uses technologies to enhance its service capabilities. (Photo/Xu Xing and Deng Zhengke, Hunan Daily)

The Tusi system is an ancient chieftain system adopted by feudal Chinese emperors to govern ethnic minorities in the southwest from the 13th to the early 20th century. "Tusi" refers to a tribal leader appointed as an imperial official by the central government.


The photo shows tourists visiting the Laosicheng Museum in Yongshun County. Covering an exhibition area of 2,000 square meters, the Laosicheng Museum serves as an important platform to display the Tusi system, Tusi culture, and the culture of Tujia ethnic group. The museum has launched a series of activities this year, including holding thematic lectures, promoting world cultural heritage knowledge on campus, and releasing cultural creative products. The museum also uses technologies to enhance its service capabilities. (Photo/Xu Xing and Deng Zhengke, Hunan Daily)


The photo shows tourists visiting the Laosicheng Museum in Yongshun County. Covering an exhibition area of 2,000 square meters, the Laosicheng Museum serves as an important platform to display the Tusi system, Tusi culture, and the culture of Tujia ethnic group. The museum has launched a series of activities this year, including holding thematic lectures, promoting world cultural heritage knowledge on campus, and releasing cultural creative products. The museum also uses technologies to enhance its service capabilities. (Photo/Xu Xing and Deng Zhengke, Hunan Daily)


The photo shows tourists visiting the Laosicheng Museum in Yongshun County. Covering an exhibition area of 2,000 square meters, the Laosicheng Museum serves as an important platform to display the Tusi system, Tusi culture, and the culture of Tujia ethnic group. The museum has launched a series of activities this year, including holding thematic lectures, promoting world cultural heritage knowledge on campus, and releasing cultural creative products. The museum also uses technologies to enhance its service capabilities. (Photo/Xu Xing and Deng Zhengke, Hunan Daily)


The photo shows tourists visiting the Laosicheng Museum in Yongshun County. Covering an exhibition area of 2,000 square meters, the Laosicheng Museum serves as an important platform to display the Tusi system, Tusi culture, and the culture of Tujia ethnic group. The museum has launched a series of activities this year, including holding thematic lectures, promoting world cultural heritage knowledge on campus, and releasing cultural creative products. The museum also uses technologies to enhance its service capabilities. (Photo/Xu Xing and Deng Zhengke, Hunan Daily)


The photo shows tourists visiting the Laosicheng Museum in Yongshun County. Covering an exhibition area of 2,000 square meters, the Laosicheng Museum serves as an important platform to display the Tusi system, Tusi culture, and the culture of Tujia ethnic group. The museum has launched a series of activities this year, including holding thematic lectures, promoting world cultural heritage knowledge on campus, and releasing cultural creative products. The museum also uses technologies to enhance its service capabilities. (Photo/Xu Xing and Deng Zhengke, Hunan Daily)


The photo shows tourists visiting the Laosicheng Museum in Yongshun County. Covering an exhibition area of 2,000 square meters, the Laosicheng Museum serves as an important platform to display the Tusi system, Tusi culture, and the culture of Tujia ethnic group. The museum has launched a series of activities this year, including holding thematic lectures, promoting world cultural heritage knowledge on campus, and releasing cultural creative products. The museum also uses technologies to enhance its service capabilities. (Photo/Xu Xing and Deng Zhengke, Hunan Daily)


This article is from the Hunan Provincial Government www.enghunan.gov.cn.

Translator: Xiao Juan

Chinese source: hunantoday