What kind of building is the official temple in Jingpo village?

Jingpo nationality is one of the ethnic minorities in China, and it has its own language and writing. The languages belong to Sino-Tibetan and Tibeto-Burman languages, and the five branch languages belong to the language family and Burman languages. Jingpo and Zaiwa are phonetic scripts based on Latin letters. The origin of Jingpo nationality is related to the ancient monks on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. There are five branches of Jingpo, Zaiwa, Lange and Bora, mainly concentrated in the Dai Jingpo nationality in Dehong, Yunnan Province, and governing the state in mountainous areas.

Some people live among the Lisu people who are well known in Nujiang River and Kachin State in Myanmar. Most of the Kachin branches in Myanmar have deep roots with the Jingpo and Lisu nationalities in China. The ancestors of Jingpo people used "biographical search" and "Gaoligong people" to look up Chinese historical records. Before the founding of Yuan, Ming, Qing and New China, "Chang E" appeared again.

Jingpo people include five branches: Jingpo, Zawa, Qi Le, Lange and Bora. The name of the branch is also the name of each branch and the language of the branch. Among them, "Jingpo" is both the name of the branch and the name of the country.

Each branch has a self-proclaimed name and aliases of other branches. The name of Jingpo nationality, a branch of Han nationality, Yi nationality and other ethnic groups, is different from that of Jingpo nationality. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), according to the wishes of the country, they were collectively called Jingpo people.

The ancestors of Jingpo people lived on the plateau where Kangzang wood turned to the province (that is, "natural Pingdingshan"). From the early Tang Dynasty, Hengduan Mountains moved south to Yunnan in the northwest of Nujiang River in this area. This area belongs to Yongchang County Dynasty in Han Dynasty, and the Tang Dynasty belongs to Nanxi regime. Residents in this area, including their ancestors Jingpo people, are called "passers-by".