May
12
2010
0

Photo: It’s Something

Finally, we come across a man wearing something besides Western-style clothes! Although, having no other reference points, I have no idea whether he is Hani (哈尼族), Yi (彝族) or Yao (瑤族). Given that I saw him in the Lvchun (綠春) market, I'd bet Hani though.

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May
12
2010
0

Photo: Keeping the Sun Off

One of the many vendors at the Lvchun (綠春) market keeps the sun from her eyes.

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May
11
2010
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Photo: Keeping the Piglets in Line

A man attempts to hold his piglets at bay while waiting for a customer in the Lvchun (綠春) market. The two-month-old piglets sell for 50 yuan ($7.30) a head.

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May
11
2010
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Photo: Turban and Tassles

An ethnic Hani (哈尼族) woman in a traditional turban and tassles at the Lvchun (綠春) market.

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May
10
2010
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Photo: Farewell, Piglet!

A Hani woman takes a newly purchased Piglet home from the market in Lvchun (綠春), Yunnan. The piglets, which are two months old, sell for 50 yuan a head, while the six-month-old adults sell for 200 yuan. Regardless of the age, they all scream bloody murder.

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May
10
2010
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Photo: Hani Funeral

Hani men bow behind a coffin at a funeral procession in the streets of Lüchun, Yunnan.

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