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"Stolen" Happiness of Tujia Ethnic Group

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Wedding of the Nu ethnic group: three days not enough

Wedding of the Nu ethnic group: three days not enough
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Xibe Ethnic Group: Arrow shooting decides all

Xibe Ethnic Group: Arrow shooting decides all
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Daur ethnic group: chicken liver decides wedding day

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Stealing has always been despised. However, in stilted houses inhabited by Tujia people in the west of Hubei Province, several unique and interesting "stealing traditions" have been passed on until now. Such traditions have not been spurned by people of the ethnic group. On the contrary, they are much favored by the Tujia people and have been passed on with approval as a story.
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What did they "steal"?

  • Stealing
    Stealing "Beam Tree"
    Stealing "Beam Tree"
    The Tujia people would place a crossbeam on the ridge of the central hall when building wooden stilted houses.
  • Stealing Pumpkin
    Stealing Pumpkin
    Stealing Pumpkin
    At the midnight of the 15th day of the eighth lunar month, several Tujia people walk on tiptoes to a pumpkin garden in the east or a vegetable plot in the west.
  • Stealing Rice Bowl
    Stealing Rice Bowl
    Stealing Rice Bowl
    Stealing rice bowl is one of the peculiar wedding customs in the stilted houses of Tujia ethnic group.

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