781. Reference : MM-1-11-29
Baw ew saw of fother villages.
| Boys visit a girl in the evening, and a the way a boy dresses when visiting a girl. The area where boys are usually visiting girls. Proposing marriage to a girl. | Punch card
Personal Collection
Total : 34,847 item
782. Reference : MM-1-11-30
Marriage ideals.
| Attitudes towards choosing to be a couple - do not marry a woman who is older or a woman who was previously married. | Punch card
783. Reference : MM-1-11-31
Marriage.
| Marriage conditions determined by the parent so that a man and women will marry a person from the same village. To marry with an outsider is hard to find out if he or she escaped. | Punch card
784. Reference : MM-1-11-32
Wedding.
| A traditional Lue wedding is simple. Expenses depend on the number of guests, and the one who is wealthier will have to pay for food. | Punch card
785. Reference : MM-1-11-33
Wedding and new households.
| A wedding, which is only acknowledged by senior relatives, is called song khuey. A man who is old or remarries usually has a song khuey ceremony. | Punch card
786. Reference : MM-1-11-34
Ho husbands.
| A Chinese husband always takes care of his wife very well. He has his own labor, whereas a Lue husband expects his wife to do several types of work. | Punch card
787. Reference : MM-1-11-35
Chice of marriage partner.
| Choosing a spouse by a woman and the parent. The way to problem solve when a parent does not accept the couple. | Punch card
788. Reference : MM-1-11-36
Starting a new household.
| Collecting pillows, mattresses, and a mat, by a man and women is in preparation for having their own family. House construction and budget. | Punch card
789. Reference : MM-1-11-37
residentce.
| The residence taken up after marriage depends on the labor requirement of a man or woman's family. House construction. | Punch card
790. Reference : MM-1-11-38
marriages
| Tai Lue marriages are forbidden in the rainy season. | Punch card
