China News Agency, Aba, June 24 Telegram: Walking in the Western Sichuan Plateau: "Tibetan music" plays the villagers' "Symphony"
Author Shan Peng Wang Peng
While holding the yak meat on the cutting board with his left hand and dancing the kitchen knife with his right hand, after a "sword light sword shadow", Zelangsi flavoured the meat slices and simmered the pot. After a while, the "Tibetan soil hot pot" smelled fragrant, and the tourists swelled. In late June, a scene in Xisuo Village, Markang City, Aba Prefecture, Sichuan, was a vivid epitome of the development of "Tibetan music" by local Tibetan villagers.
In Aba Prefecture and Ganzi Prefecture in Sichuan, most Tibetans live in the mountains and valleys of the western Sichuan Plateau. In recent years, with the rapid development of the local tourism industry, many villagers have started "Tibetan music" and played a "symphony" to get rid of poverty and become rich.
Xisuo Village is one of the villages reshaped by "Tibetan Music". There are many tourists in the Zuo Keji Chief Village near the village, so it has become a matter of course to engage in tourist reception. According to the village chief Jin Bao, the income of villagers in the past mainly relied on farming and cattle raising, and the annual income was only more than 1,000 yuan. "Now through tourism reception, the annual income per capita has increased to tens of thousands of yuan."
The changes in the life of Zelensman also confirm the development of the village. The "Cissor Family" she runs is famous. After years of development, she can now receive nearly 60 people for dinner at a time, with an annual income of nearly 200,000 yuan. The transportation has also changed from a tricycle to a car.
"To do a good job of "Tibetan music", Tibetan specialties are indispensable." Zhaxi, who runs "Tibetan music" in Zhangzha Town, Jiuzhaigou County, Aba Prefecture, has learned the tastes of tourists for many years. Home-made hot pot, hand-picked meat with Tibetan specialties, stewed chicken with pine mushrooms, yogurt with specialty snacks, barley cakes are all very popular."
Zhaxi’s “Tibetan Family Music” is located on the road leading to Chuanzhusi Town in Jiuzhaigou County. Fifteen years ago, he started from a big tent and gradually upgraded to a bungalow, and later added a building. Today, Tashi's "Tibetan House" can receive 400 people for dinner and 40 people for living at the same time.
In addition to the Tibetan specialties, there are also "Tibetan music" in the western Sichuan plateau, which attracts tourists from home and abroad relying on unique Tibetan traditional houses.
In Jiaju Zangzhai, Danba County, Ganzi Prefecture, known as "the most beautiful village in China", Tibetan villages with black, white, and brown as the main color are scattered among the green trees, climbing up from the Dajinhe valley layer and extending all the way. In the mist of Kapama peaks, a idyllic picture scroll is formed.
Osmanthus fragrans, the secretary of the Party Branch of Jiajuyi Village, was the first person to develop "Tibetan music" in the village. According to Osmanthus fragrans, Jiaju Zangzhai is a unique building of the Jiarong Tibetan nationality. Each family lives in a village. Generally, the walled buildings sit north and face south, and some of them are nestled in groups of three or five, and some are far away from the buildings and are independent. "Our house is integrated with nature, and the tourists who come here don't dislike it."
Osmanthus said that the current annual income of local ordinary residential reception households is 80,000 to 100,000 yuan. "Many people make a fortune through the tourism industry, and poor households have also achieved employment at their doorsteps."
As a result of working in the "Zangjiale" operated by Osmanthus fragrans, Luo Tai, 44, turned out of poverty at the end of 2018. At work, Luo Tai learned how to operate, and began to renovate his own house in the second half of 2019. "I also want to be my own boss and open up'Zangjiale'."
"I have to make good use of my resources and strive to live a better life." When talking about the future, Luo Tai was full of longing. He read the photos of the decoration of his house on his mobile phone and enlarged the display. "Look, how beautiful the house is. "Eleven" will be able to receive tourists this year." (End)