China's only village with five wives and its grotesque customs

in a barn called the manbon 3 on the brown hill of the western bizon autonomous district, people are living a life of wonder.

a man here can marry five wives, a little girl becomes a mother when she is 12,3 years old.

people here are naturally dying in the face and buried in the pit, while women who die as a result of childbirth are crucified by caesarean sections.

prior to december of last year, none of the 67 individuals in this area had an identity card, nor had a couple formally entered into marriage and had never reported to the village council for old or old illness.

this is called the manbon 3st platoon, which is some of the muddy huts on the slopes like grass piles.

the house was dark, with the exception of a spot of light that entered through the gap between the pelican wall and the bamboo floor, and nothing was seen in the house except a fire pond surrounded by a few people.

it's been a long time since we married each other, and boys and girls have lived in their homes since they reached the age of twelve and three, and some have given birth to a few children around the age of 20.

since no one has read a book since ancient times, almost all of the people in the country are unable to say their age and can express only the vague concepts of “down in the valley”, “born in the rain”, or “born in the water”.

people here give birth to a boy, usually called "land", and a girl named "natron", while only their parents, who can really tell the difference between a few children, are usually not known to outsiders.

all the people here used to shave their heads and left a few long hairs on top of their heads.

it is alleged that, in the absence of a habit of going to hospital, the small piece of hair on their head was used to “conserve” the pain, and each time the pain was unbearable, they pulled the piece of hair off their head in order to alleviate the pain.

the only medication that the whole population will take today is headache powder, so the survival rate of the children born in this village is extremely low.

in this twenty-first century, it is incredible that there are still such primitive tribes.

as a result of the backward perception of the villagers and their fear of seeing a human being, the villagers fled as soon as the border guards entered the barn.

in 2002, otc relocated the entire village to areas closer to the road.

the villagers were provided with 16 dry-walled wooden buildings that conformed to the lahuong customs and were given clothing, grains, etc., and 16 cattle were purchased.

however, the villagers were used to their original lives, and 14 families sold their cattle and demolished their houses and pipes for drinks, returning to their quail in the mountains.

the main reason why they do not want to live in the new shed after their relocation is because they are easy to hunt in the mountains, as they have always followed the practice of hunting up the mountains.

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