Museums set up to display Owenke tradition in N China
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A Rong, a local Owenke used to make his living by hunting, displays a kind of traditional cooking in the Forest Museum in Genhe City of north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, on Aug. 16, 2009. Local government has set up some museums here to display the folk-custom, history and culture of the Shilu Tribe of Owenke ethnic group, which has the reputation of the "last hunting tribe in China". The museums not only help preserve the culture and history of the Owenke ethnic group but also help increase the local people's income. [Li Xin/Xinhua] |
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