Ancient Chinese Ancestors (LoLo) tribes)

"There is still in existence some remnants of an ancient Chinese tribe that is recognised by name the LoLo.

They were a very warlike esoteric group who had lived a very spartan, isolated and healthy existence millennia ago. After some tribal unrest a number of close knit extended families broke away from the main tribes. 

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Some time around the Han period, some members of the break-away tribal group were said to have resided in the region of Guyuan.  This area of Guyuan is in the province of Ningxia, which was a very isolated region in Mainland China, close in proximity to Mongolia

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During an epic journey some settled temporarily in the region of Yunnan province. According to oral accounts, and individual transliterations, family units of the LoLo tribe kept to their nomadic secluded life style and remained apart from all other tribes..

A strange story one single Daoyin Master of the group became a warrior who eventually became a sheep tender, after being freed from long years of incarceration.

He was a messenger who would have been trained in Qi Gong movement exceedingly similar to the practice of 'Wild Goose Claw',  that would have indicated that he was somehow related  to the original tribe. 

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The LoLo tribe’s exodus took a long time to be completed. An exhausting extremely dangerous journey, resulting in a great loss of life. The LoLo tribe attributed their success with intrepid deeds, blind faith and heroic human endeavours, to the words of the chief Wu Shih.

Such oral transmissions were fixed in the subconscious memory, of those few remaining survivors, who were able to recall some of the details in their dream like visions whilst in deep meditative and introspective wistful contemplation, especially during their daily 'Daoyin Qi Gong' practice.

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They journeys included exotic and distant lands re-told by elders when the tribal members after eating sat around their fireside encampment.

Such fireside tribal stories were orally recited from generation to generation for many hundreds of years.

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A narration of one of these stories was about the account of an epic journey made ages ago by a number of distant past relatives, the survivors had apparently been told of the wild land, discovered ages ago by Chinese sailing junks, which had travelled to ends of the world, to find unbelievable creatures, people and strange lands.

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