Our Nadun 
          
         
       
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     Chuankou 
        Town of Minhe County-Bazhou-Xigou-Donggou-Gushan-Manping-Gangou-Sanchuan-Guanting-Zhongchuan-Songjia-E’Jia-Xiakou. 
         
         
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        journey is more than 130km, in which we have to clime the highest mountain 
        in Minhe County-Langtang Mount. Our destination is Sanchuan.  
         
        We spent 
        four days in Sanchuan. In Jul 12 of lunar calendar, we arrived at Guanting. 
        In the next day, we visit Nadun carnival in E’Jia, taking photos, interviewing 
        artists and watching dances. In that evening, we classified materials 
        and found errors. In the next day, we went to Xiakou, doing more interviews. 
        In Jul 15, we returned.  
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        The total 
          journey from Chuan kou Town to Guanting Town is more than 130km, in 
          which we have to clime the highest mountain in Minhe County-Langtang 
          Mount. When we were driving in the bus, we were deeply moved by the 
          outside scene. It was so beautiful. It seemed that the land was covered 
          by a green carpet. The other passengers told us that the government 
          carried out returning farmland to forest to recover its natural environment. 
          Ah, our government’s policy was beneficiary for our offspring.
          ——Wang Teng-jiao  | 
       
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          Whenwe 
          were 2km away from Nadun carnival, we have heard the excited sound 
          of drum. When arrived, a large group of dancers were singing and 
          dancing. We were quite interested in the foot paces of dancers and 
          observed for quite a long time. Afterthe performance, a man told 
          us that their basic foot pace was similar to Taiji picture. We guessed 
          that maybe there was reglious implication in it.  
              ----Wang Chun-yan  | 
       
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          In Jul14 of lunarcalendar, our team members arrived at Nadun carnival 
          early in the morning. We saw some seniors burning paper cuts in 
          front of Buddha and some paper cuts were hanging on the long pole. 
          We didn’t know what it meant. And then, we went ahead to do an interview 
          with a senior. He told us that the paper cuts were sacrificial offerings 
          to gods. In the past, when Tus had difficulty in life and production, 
          we would bless help from gods; in the next year, we would repay 
          our promise to gods so we burned those paper cuts. Ah, I saw. 
              ———Qin Cheng-qian  | 
       
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