Composition of Hani Nationality in Spring Festival (5oo words)

Hani is one of the 56 ethnic groups in China. I know several ethnic groups: Mongolian, Hui, Tibetan, Miao, Bai and Shui. Do you know where Hani people live? I don't know, so I'll tell you.

Hani people are also called Aini people. Of course, the Hani nationality is the Aini nationality. The Aini people living in Xishuangbanna are a branch of the Hani people, and the Aini people are divided into two branches: Weize and Wei Ze. Aini people are widely distributed in Xishuangbanna, and they have their stations in Jinghong City, Menghai County and Mengla County. In addition to these two branches, there is a small branch called Damu; Damu has a small population, and most of them live in Nanlian Mountain in Jinghong. Most Aini people live in high mountains and deep valleys, love hunting, and are a hardworking and brave people.

This is the branch and distribution of Hani nationality. Let me talk about the origin of the Hani nationality: the place where the Hani nationality lives is just the opposite to that of the Dai nationality. The Dai nationality likes to live on the flat dam, and the Hani nationality mostly lives in deep mountains and deep valleys. Legend has it that Dai and Hani were originally two brothers. With the increase of population, the two brothers decided to separate. My younger brother loves to catch fish and touch shrimp, and wants to live in Pingba. My brother likes hunting in the mountains and wants to climb mountains. But the two brothers were embarrassed to speak, so they decided to let one of their deer and a donkey recognize the land for their village. My brother keeps donkeys; The place that the donkey likes is also the place that his brother likes. Brother raises deer; The place that deer likes is also the place that brother likes. Donkeys often graze by the river. After running around the dam, they stopped by the river and were assigned to their favorite dam. The deer fell in love with the castle peak. He ran through the dam to the mountain forest and never came back, so his brother's family was assigned to the mountain forest. Since then, the descendants of my brother Dai have lived in bazi; The descendants of my younger brother Hani live in the mountains; The two families live in the same place, and you come and go, and you are like a family.

I really want to see how the two brothers are doing and whether they are happy or not.