Because it is an ancient encyclopedia, it covers a wide range of religious, literary, ritual and medical knowledge, and has historical, literary, religious, ethnic and artistic value, especially the hand-drawn classics, most of which record saints (such as God, God, Allah Manuscripts of the revelation or proverbs of the Buddha, etc.) have religious value, so they are regarded as holy relics, and believers everywhere may decorate them with exquisite patterns to express their sincere respect for the classics, and also reflect the preciousness of manuscripts.
My previous experience with manuscripts mainly came from the Dai-Thai ethnic groups in mainland Southeast Asia , because Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, and Yunnan, China all have the Bayeux scripture culture. The Dai people in Xishuangbanna have the custom of offering sutras in the "Yantan". On fixed festivals, each household's banknotes will record sutras and sms services present them to Buddhist temples, and then ask monks to recite them for the sutras, so as to worship Buddha and accumulate merits. The customs of Buddhist scriptures are still circulating in the southern
Buddhist countries of Southeast Asia, and the Bayeux scriptures inscribed on the banknotes of various languages (such as Mengwen, Thai, Dai and Lao) have been passed down to this day. The production methods and naming methods of the manuscripts of the Dai-Thai ethnic group are slightly different due to the vegetation and habits of different places. Taking Thailand as an example, the Thais collectively refer to the two types of handmade books as "manuscripts" and "Bai Yejing" as "ancient books" ( หนังสือโบราณ, nansue boran , Antiquarian Book), generally speaking,