Yishala Village

Yishala is a Yi village in my country. With its long history and unique status as a post station, and its superior geographical location at the junction of Liangshan and Chuxiong Prefectures, two of the largest Yi autonomous prefectures in my country, on the banks of the Jinsha River, it has become an ideal object for studying a series of major ethnic historical and cultural issues, such as the history of post roads in southwest my country, the history of ethnic villages and towns, and the history of exchanges between Yi and Han. Yishala has rich ethnic historical and cultural resources, with a very complete variety, and a more profound connotation, and the individual cases are particularly typical. According to statistics, within a few dozen square kilometers, there are large-scale ethnic historical and cultural treasures, mainly including: China Yi Village; Zhuge Liang's "crossing the Lu River in May and going deep into the barren land" is located at the nearby Jinsha River Laza Ferry. Zhuge Liang led his troops through Yishala to Fangshan to station troops. Fangshan still has Zhuge Liang's relics.