Aviculture traditions: 600-year legacy of graceful songbirds

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Wuzhuang village in Shuangmiao town, Xiajin county has a longstanding tradition of breeding white jade birds dating back over 600 years to the early Ming Dynasty (1368-1644).

Resembling larks, these birds are known for their graceful figures, melodious chirping, and liveliness, making them ideal for large-scale breeding. They have strong reproductive capabilities and high chick survival rates.

For more information, watch the video. (Edited by Cai Liting)