The museum plans to work with cultural and tourism companies to continue digging into the ethnic culture of this Miao group and further develop local tourism and agriculture.
"It is our goal to keep preserving the local characteristics by upgrading the documentation center and promoting the integration of culture and tourism. We are first a cultural organization working for public welfare. The display, preservation and research projects will continue to be conducted in order to make the museum truly a center for studying 'Longhorn Miao' culture," says deputy director Tang.
Intangible Cultural Heritage
Fire Dragon Dance brings fiery night spectacle to Datong, Shanxi
Festivals & Cutoms
Foreign tourists explore Yunnan's ethnic culture through Yi Torch Festival