Introduction to Nanyi Lhoba Ethnic Village: The Lhoba people are one of the ethnic minorities in my country. They have their own language, no written language, and commonly use Tibetan. They mainly live in forest areas and engage in animal husbandry, textiles, collection and bamboo weaving. Hunting is one of the most important side jobs. Lhoba men generally wear long knives, fur hunting attire, and animal skin hats; women wear round-neck narrow-sleeved shorts, tight-fitting skirts, and wraps around their calves. The waists and necks of both men and women are covered with heavy ornaments.