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There are still places in this world, where hard labor is a way of life. The formidable Hani women build their own homes, plant and sow their own rice fields, slaughter their own animals for food and gather their own firewood for cooking. All the weight is carried on their backs and supported by their incredibly strong necks for years on end. If the essences of strength and patience were looking for a home on this planet, wouldn't it makes sense that they would seek these people?
bearing it for long years[/caption]
There are still places in this world, where hard labor is a way of life. The formidable Hani women build their own homes, plant and sow their own rice fields, slaughter their own animals for food and gather their own firewood for cooking. All the weight is carried on their backs and supported by their incredibly strong necks for years on end. If the essences of strength and patience were looking for a home on this planet, wouldn't it makes sense that they would seek these people?
5 responses to “Day 17~ October 17th~ Yunnan”
Which, naturally, leads to the question: what are the Hani men doing?
smoking their pipes 🙂
hmmmmm
I’m reading this series with continuing interest, though I admit that I have missed a few due to other activities. It’s really interesting with some super photographs.
are we on the planet for the planet need? , or are the planet for us? ,,,,,
so much to carry ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, for one little woman,,, for so many years ,,,,,,,,,,,,,