The primitive villages in the deep mountains of China, retaining the most primitive life, have existed for 700 years

For the current tourism industry, urban tourism planning needs to be put first. After all, the development of local tourism mainly depends on the perfection of urban construction to facilitate the travel of tourists. In this way, tourists are more willing to go to the local area, and will choose to visit the local area frequently in the future, forming a long-term tourist route.

The convenience of local urban construction can attract tourists, but for some areas, the local transportation is extremely inconvenient, and the locals have become accustomed to such a life. There are also many remote areas in China that still retain relatively primitive living habits. The primitive villages in the deep mountains of China, retaining the most primitive life, have existed for 700 years.

Such villages are built deep in the mountains and in a 200-meter-deep cave. The local people have lived here for more than 700 years for generations, and the local life still maintains relatively primitive living habits. This cave is the local Zhongdong Miao Village. Many people will feel a little unfamiliar with the Miao Village.

But in this Miao village, there are only 18 households and only a few dozen people. Zhongdong Miao Village is located in a cave deep in the mountains in Guiyang, China. Most of the local houses are built of thatch, which has no function of shielding the wind and rain at all. Such a house structure cannot be supported for a long time and needs to be renovated again.

The local elderly also often show signs of pain in their hands and feet because of the heavy cold in the cave. In fact, the local people built a home for them at the foot of the mountain for the residents of the cave, but the local people have become accustomed to the life in the cave. I'm reluctant to leave the place, after all, there will be emotions in the place where I'm used to life.

Now the life of the people in the cave is still the same as before, and the children in the cave will go to local schools and need to receive education. It's just that this kind of life may be difficult for us, but for them, it is very self-satisfied.