Xueguan Bouyi Village is located in Jichang Town, Qinglong County, Qiannan Prefecture, Guizhou Province, 20 kilometers away from the urban area of Qinglong County. The average altitude here is around 1250 meters. In 2021, it was selected as a key village for rural tourism at the provincial level.
Chinese Orange Hometown
Qinglong County is one of the main citrus producing areas in Guizhou, with a long history of cultivation. Among them, navel oranges were awarded the title of "Chinese Famous Fruit" at the 3rd China Famous and Excellent Fruit Production and Sales Matchmaking Conference in Shanghai. The unique geographical advantages have created the excellent taste of Qinglong navel oranges.
Entering Xueguan Village, you will find beautiful mountains and clear waters here. In autumn, looking around, fruit trees such as navel oranges and blood oranges surround from all directions, and yellow oranges hang on the branches，
In this season, navel oranges have already been harvested, and the yellow navel orange orchard has become a beautiful scenery in Jichang Town. The fragrance of the orchard is very tempting. Hurry up and bring your family on a sweet picking journey.
Buyi Wax Embroidery
As one of the ethnic minorities who have lived in Guizhou for generations, the Buyi people have a long and rich history. They follow the customs of "cultivating and eating on their own, planting cotton with indigo, spinning and weaving, dyeing and cutting, painting and embroidering".
The characteristic of Buyi wax printing embroidery is the use of a single color, interwoven with exaggerated patterns, forming a unique artistic style. The unique patterns also embody the Buyi people's emotions towards the bits and pieces of daily life.
Buyi Xiaoda Music
Xiaoda music is a type of silk and bamboo music in the villages where the Buyi ethnic group resides, which can be translated as "playing the moon lute and playing the huqin". The main musical instruments include the xiao tube, yueqin, and huqin. The melody is gentle and beautiful, like a heavenly sound carrying the legacy of ancient Yelang music. It is a precious treasure passed down from generations of Buyi artists and has been rated as a Level 3 tourism resource in the folk custom category.
In the 1980s, the Qinglong Buyi ethnic group's "little beat music" was excavated and took to the stage. Xiao Da Music, along with Buyi Bronze Drum, Buyi Opera, Bayin Sitting Singing, and Xiao Xiao Guan, have been officially named as the "Five Treasures" of the Buyi ethnic group. The music style is simple, elegant, beautiful, and graceful, deeply loved by the Buyi people and passed down to this day.
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Add： Jichang Town, Qinglong County, Qiannan Prefecture, Guizhou Province
Opening Hours: 08:00-19:00
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