When I first met my mother's daughter, I thought she was the representative of the daughters of thousands of Yi mothers in Qian Qian. All the truth, goodness and beauty are fully reflected in the daughter, and all the joys and sorrows in the world have been experienced by the mother's daughter. I often think: Why is a mother's daughter so miserable in this world? Being a daughter is really hard. I often say: It's so happy to be a daughter, and there is a "growth diary" to describe her growth. Later, I learned that "mother's daughter" really exists. She is from Puge County, Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province. She lives at the foot of the Arnie Mountain in Puge County and is a beauty of the Arnie family. She is beautiful, intelligent and capable, and is very popular with her neighbors, predecessors and companions. Just because of the arranged marriage, the "parents' orders and the words of the media" were irresistible, and the marriage suffered great misfortune and finally died tragically. Her life is very typical. In order to remember her, remember her and praise her, people linked her story with her usual beautiful words and phrases, and spread it slowly in the form of folk circulation, naturally forming a famous narrative poem "Aga Ni Jie" of the Yi people, which has been passed down to this day and is easy to read and remember.

In the old society, parents' decisions were irresistible and daughters had to obey them. It is impossible for a daughter to criticize her parents' decisions, nor to resist their parents' wishes. Therefore, only by complaining, only by remembering, only by remembering can we blame ourselves, blame others, and express our tragic fate. Therefore, between the lines of the poem, the daughter's cleverness is reflected, and many classic sentences of her mother and daughter are used, making some classic famous sentences sung to this day and enduring. . . . . .

Legend has it that in ancient times, Yi women were very clever and should be a matriarchal clan society. Many Yi women even surpass Yi men in wisdom. For example, Mizi Aji, Ziniza, Ayi Qubu, Gamo A Niu, Buashgawi, etc. Yi men began to resist women's intelligence. In order to conquer the wisdom of Yi women, Yi men are not suppressed. After discussion, the Yi men decided to put a "golden hoop curse"-a black headband-on the heads of married Yi women with children, which is called "Oh 'er" in Yi language, which means to gather the wisdom of Yi women and forbid them to surpass men. A Yi proverb says: Women can only: "Luo Yi Ni, Gawu Xi"-Chinese means "going up to the attic and down to the eaves" to prevent them from going further and knowing more. The Yi proverb also says, "Sinnemo is wood, Gail is thick"-Chinese means "women can't talk about the past, pots and pans can't be piers". Since then, women have retired from the background and become good wives and mothers.