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'''Ecomuseum of Baiku Yao Ethnic Group at Lihu in Nandan''' is the first of its kind in [[Guangxi]], and it started construction on December 3, 2003. Upon its completion on November 26, 2004, it began to be offically open to the public. Guangxi has the most [[Yao]] population in [[China]]. [[Baiku Yao]], a branch of the Yao Ethnic Group， calls themselves as "Duonu". With a population of over 30000, the branch is mainly distributed in [[Lihu]] and [[Bawei]], the two Yao villages in [[Nandan]], as well as [[Libo]] in [[Guizhou Province]]. Lihu Yao Village is located in the northeast of Nandan, and the people of Baiku Yao take up over 67% of the total population (over 18,000) in the village, and hence it is called "Home of China's Baiku Yao". Because of historical, traditional and environmental reasons, Baiku Yao still maintains its unique, intact and rich tradition and culture, including dyeing and weaving culture, etiquette culture, institutional culture, bronze drum culture, funeral culture, architectural culture, etc. Ecomuseum of Baiku Yao Ethnic Group at Lihu is composed of two parts, the exhibition center and the original protection sites of three villages, i.e. [[Manjiang]], [[Huatu]] and [[Huaqiao]] at [[Huaili]]. The exhibition center covers 3 mu, with a total construction area of 900 square meters and a total investment of 1.8 million yuan.

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