Liuzhi Suojia Ecological Museum

Sokha Eco-Museum is the first ethno-cultural eco-museum in Asia. Suoga is a Miao village in the hinterland of Wumeng Mountain, located in the Liuzhi Special Economic Zone of Guizhou Province. There is a branch of the Miao nationality living in the community, with a total of more than 4,000 people. It still continues an ancient and unique Miao culture symbolized by long-horned headdresses. This culture is very simple and has primitive equality and democracy. Rich in marriage, funeral and sacrificial ceremonies, with unique music and dance and very exquisite embroidery art, they still live a farming life of men farming and women weaving. In order to protect and continue this unique Miao culture, in 1995, after an investigation by experts from China and Norway, he wrote the "Feasibility Study Report on Establishing China's First Eco-museum in Suoga Township, Guizhou Province", and obtained the national cultural relic It was officially included in the Sino-Norwegian cultural exchange project with the approval of the Bureau and the Guizhou Provincial Government. The Suoga Miao community is a complete eco-museum, and the data information center is an information base of the museum, which records and stores the cultural information of the community, such as recording the history of word-of-mouth through audio recordings, storing relevant written materials, and having special significance. The physical objects, cultural heritage registration list and other heritages in the community, etc., through the exhibition to introduce the basic situation of the culture to be visited to the audience, and put forward the behavioral requirements for the audience, which are completed through the comprehensive introduction of audio-visual media.