The Liuzhi Suojia Ecological Museum in Gaoxing Village of southwest China's Guizhou Province is dedicated to the protection of the culture of a unique branch of the Miao people.

Living deep in the mountains at the juncture of the Liuzhi region and Zhijin county in Guizhou, this branch of the Miao people is recognizable for their unique hairstyle, featuring a headpiece shaped like a pair of long horns.

With a population of around 5,000, the small community lives a self-sufficient life through farming and weaving.

Since its establishment, the museum has received tourists from both home and abroad, helping increase income for villagers and promoting the development of the local tourism industry.