Description:
CHENGODAN originates from the word 'cheng' which means 'a tree at the foot of a mountain' in the local dialect of the Yi people in the mountainous regions of southeastern China. The Chengodan people are said to have migrated from the mountainous regions of southeastern China to the lower reaches of the Yangtze River in the early centuries of the Common Era. The Chengodan people are a proud and independent people who have preserved their unique culture and customs. The Chengodan people are a proud and independent people who have preserved their unique culture and customs. They are known for their strong and independent spirit, their fierce loyalty to their family and friends, and their devotion to their traditional way of life. The Chengodan people are also known for their skill in woodworking and basketry.
