15个特有少数民族影像志. 第三季 Echoes of Identity: 15 Unique Ethnic Minorities in China. Season 3 - 4 景颇族 Jingpo

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景颇族：倚刀而歌的大山之子 。“伴山而居 ，万人纵歌 ”的景颇族，总人口16万余人，其中90%以上聚居在云南省德宏州境内的广阔山区，近代文献多称为“山头人”，他称有“大山”“小山”“茶山”等。刀，被视为景颇族身份和权力的象征，从刀术到刀舞，再到刀礼，凝结着一个民族的气韵与智慧。信仰万物有灵的景颇族最隆重的节日“目瑙纵歌节”，是为祭祀超自然信仰中至高无上的“木代”神而举办，时至今日，数万人踩着同一个鼓点纵情起舞的盛大庆典，承载着景颇族的历史、宗教、歌舞等丰富文化内涵，成为了景颇族同胞共同的精神纽带。

Jingpo People: Children of the Mountains, Singing with Their Blades
Nestled in the highlands, the Jingpo live where mountains echo with ten thousand songs.
Over 160,000 strong, with the vast majority in Yunnan’s Dehong Prefecture, they are known as "mountain dwellers"—of the Great Mountains, the Little Hills, the Tea Peaks.
The blade is their symbol—of identity, strength, and spirit. From martial arts to ritual dance, it carries the soul of a people.
Believing in the spirits of all things, the Jingpo celebrate Munao Zongge, their grandest festival, in honor of the supreme deity, Mudai.
Even today, tens of thousands gather, dancing to the same drumbeat—a living rhythm of history, faith, and song, binding the Jingpo people as one.