Most of the Yi people's dwellings stretched for two or three kilometers are built on the mountain. The exterior is made of slender stones. The towering walls are grayish white, and the wooden windows one meter long are inlaid on the wall. The sealed wooden gallery connection is quite a kind of quiet and comfortable. The Yi people only have no words in the language, and the culture can only be preserved orally by means of the syllabus or by means of painting. In addition, the sacred witness of the great culture of the Dai architecture. The Yi people claim to be Erma or Erg, and they are also affectionately called the nation on the cloud. The Yi people who believe in the god of all things also have a primitive tradition in the selection of materials. The tough bamboo poles are interspersed into one, and the thick wooden stems become the pillar support of the door and window stone carvings. The Taishan stone of the town demon Jirui dares to hang the majestic gods on the top of the stone pillars, and the stone and the wood show the characteristics of the Yi people.