This book also attempts to provide some preliminary cultural interpretations of Nuo using anthropological methods. I am not a specialist in anthropological research, but rather a "rural wild child" eavesdropping on students' recitations outside the window of the anthropology classroom. Occasionally "glancing" at a bit of knowledge, I use it to dissect the ancient Nuo, which always feels a bit like showing off before experts, making me quite insecure. However, I have one thing I'm very confident about, which is the Nuo I've been in contact with: firstly, the scripts in my hands, and secondly, the Nuo sacrifices I've seen and thought about.
It is precisely because of this that I dare to put these two aspects together and present them to everyone. Through more than ten years of research and continuous field investigations in recent years, my confidence in research has also increased, and I can now disagree with some views expressed in "specialized works" about Nuo. Today, "The Sacrifice of Wu Nuo" is placed before readers, hoping it can help in the protection of ethnic and folk cultures.
