In China, there is an ancient silver capital located in Xinhua Village, Heqing, Dali, Yunnan. The village's doorplate is made of 2.8 tons of pure silver and recorded by Gillis. The Bai ethnic group living here has a history of over a thousand years in making handmade silverware, and their exquisite silverware processing skills have been passed down from generation to generation in the long river of time. Every handmade silverware carries the spirit and beliefs of the Bai ethnic culture.   Since the Tang Dynasty in 618 AD, the ancestors of the Bai ethnic group have used silver as a medium to fuse the worship of nature, the praise of life, and the power of faith into every handmade work. Silverware is not only a decoration, but also a life partner for the Bai people from birth to death: infants wear silver jewelry called Baijia Lock to pray for a long life, brides use carved silver bracelets as dowry