Scientists have not been able to answer the cause of the village of Dingling in Fujian Province, China without mosquitoes for nearly a century.
No mosquito has been found in a mountain village in China's Fujian province for nearly a century, according to QQ.(Photo: Xinhua).
Around the village there are dense forests and fresh air.The architecture in the village is built from mountain rocks, no cement used.(Photo: QQ).
The village preserves many historical cultures with golden walls, black bricks, wooden houses, stone staircases everywhere.(Photo: QQ).
People here still keep the traditional lifestyle of the Guest Family.Gia is a Han ethnic group, originating 2,700 years ago in China's Henan and Shanxi provinces.(Photo: QQ).
People in the village worshiped a toad-shaped rock at the beginning of the village.They thought that the frog's mouth was facing the village of Dinh Oc Linh, so the mosquito did not appear, the atmosphere here was also very clean.(Photo: QQ).
A small temple near 4m high is located next to the stone toad.The year-round shrine is full of incense, a place to worship another stone toad.(Photo: QQ).
Villagers often collect household waste and bury it on a hill. Many people consider their hygiene habits to be the reason why mosquitoes don't appear.However, people hope experts can study more carefully, solve this mystery.(Photo: QQ).
