The Ancient Town Of Over 2,000 Years Old Of The Earth Family In China

Located on the waterfall stream, Ancient Town Furong is a famous cultural tourist spot in Hunan province, China.
Furong was a more than 2,000-year-old town of the Earth Family in China
Phu Dung is an old town built over 2,000 years ago in Vinh Thuan district, in the autonomous continent of the Tho Gia and Mieu. Previously, the town was named Vuong Thôn, the residence of King Tho Gia, however it was changed to Phu Dung Town, after the famous film of the same name by director Ta Tan in 1986.
Ancient Phu Dung town is located in the mountainous area of Hunan province, about 100 km from Truong Gia Gioi city. Surrounded by mountains and streams, the old town of Phu Dung is a place to keep the ancient architecture and culture of the Tho Gia people

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Under the rule of Tho Vuong (ending about 300 years ago), houses, roads, corridors and bridges in the ancient town of Phu Dung were built entirely of wood and did not use iron nails. This construction allows the Turks to disassemble wooden slats for transport when needed. Through the fluctuations of time, the houses in the old town have been repaired and newly built, the oldest surviving architecture is the Tho Vuong house with more than 300 years of history
The Turks considered yellow a symbol of prosperity, so at the doorstep of each house would hang pumpkins to wish good crops.




In addition to the mossy stone streets and the old house, Phu Dung Town is also famous for such landscapes as the bronze buffalo, Bai Thu Duong, Tho Tu tu tu tu tu tu tu tukua and Vuong Kieu bridge. The front yard of Bai Thu Duong is the venue for people's festivals. To introduce the local culture to visitors, the theater troupe will have performances on weekdays.
Currently, Phu Dung town has about 17,000 people, of which mainly the Tho Gia. It is a longstanding Chinese ethnic minority, mainly living in the Hunan, Hubei, Chongqing and Guizhou regions.
In addition to tourism, local people also develop a number of other craft villages such as horn making, noodle making and bacon.
Since ancient times, the Turks have devised ways to preserve meat by salting and drying in the sun or hanging from the kitchen guard Therefore, bacon has long been a traditional dish and specialty of this area.




You will find many buffalo heads and horn-crafted items such as combs, spoons, and hair pins. In the past, in the period of the Five Great Ten Nations (10th century), the Miao joined forces with the Tho Family when fighting with the Han (China's most populous ethnic group). The king of the Miao clan at that time often wore a hat of buffalo horn, from which the Earth Family began to love and worship this animal.
People here also have a habit of using silverware. Not only making jewelry, silver is also crafted into a bowl, spoon, chopstick, wind scraper or door lock. Every Earth Family family has at least one object made of pure silver. To protect their health, they will drink warm water soaked in silver to remove harmful substances and bacteria.
According to Lan Huong / Vnexpress
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