1986年,我在南丹县一个和贵州省交界的大瑶山村考察,留下了当地瑶族人送给我的一条娃崽背带,我看也没怎么看就把它收藏了起来,一直收藏到现在。当时,撞击我视线的,并不是这些瑶族的艺术,而是他们的贫穷。他们远离城市,交通不便,他们甚至还住在茅草屋里,吃红薯野菜;他们自己纺纱,自己织布,他们穿简括的两头暴露的“衣不蔽体”的背心……许多年过去了,几千个日子悄悄流 In 1986, I went to Dayao Mountain Village at the junction of Nandan County and Guizhou Province and left a baby doll strap that was given to me by the local Yao people. I did not see it and kept it until it was collected just now. At that time, what struck me was not the art of these Yao people, but their poverty. They were far from the city and had inaccessible traffic. They even lived in thatched cottages and ate sweet potatoes. They woven their own spins and weaved themselves, and they put on briefs with exposed “undressed” vests ... and many years passed Thousands of days quietly flow