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With interesting graphic information about the Moso and the Moso Film festival.
https://students.washington.edu/tamiblu/Na.shtml
Rough
Cut: The Women's Kingdom Background Facts and Related Links.
Learn more
about the Mosuo and other matriarchal societies around the world, including
the world of mythology. Interesting information accompanying the film
The Women's Kingdom.
http://www.pbs.org/frontlineworld/rough/2005/07/introduction_tolinks.html
About the documentary film of the same title.
The Mosuo, a small matrilineal tribe in central China, are preserving their traditions by exploiting them. By Matthew Forney
http://www.time.com/time/asia/features/china_cul_rev/minorities.html
Ladies of the lake - CNN traveler
On the shores
of China's Lugu Lake, paternalistic family values are turned on their
heads. Peter Ellegard reports from Luoshui village, where women rule the
roost and free love is the norm.
http://www.cnntraveller.com/2005/mar_apr/lugu/
The Sirens of Lugu Lake.- Jim Goodman CPA-media
http://www.cpamedia.com/travel/sirens_lugu_lake/
A nice introduction with a lot of pictures about the Moso
http://www.autef.com/Trips/YunMosuo.html
Mosuo: A Mysterious Matriarchal Group in China
A big article of seven pages explaining the basic characters of Moso culture
http://www.chinaculture.org/gb/en_curiosity/2004-05/11/content_47041.htm
Mosuo Culture Research association
In Chinese, the place gathers msany interesting information about the Mosos culture.
NGOs
Lugu Lake Mosuo Cultural Development Association
The Mosuo face many modern challenges, and the purpose of the Lugu Lake Mosuo Cultural Development Association is to work with the Mosuo as partners, to provide them with the tools, knowledge, and skills necessary to accomplish the goals that they have determined are most important. All projects are led by a team of Mosuo leaders (read our Statement of Purpose for more information about this), and focus on projects that are long-term and sustainable (not just giving hand-outs that promote dependence on outside aid).
In French
An graphic introduction to the life and environment of the famous Moso singer, and the small hotels in Lugu Lake and Lijiang
In Spanish
With several articles dealing with the Moso.
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