A documentary on incestuous customs in remote mountain villages

In a remote mountainous area of Yunnan, there is a primitive village called Gongzai Village. Its original name was Gongzai Village, meaning that all the villagers would treat every boy as their own child and love them all. Passed down through generations, due to a mispronunciation, it became Gongzai Village, and the name has remained to this day. Gongzai Village has a history of 400 years. Initially, to escape war, their ancestors migrated to this remote mountainous region of Yunnan to settle and thrive, somewhat like a Shangri-La, peaceful and isolated from the outside world. Because of this isolation, the villagers intermarry, never interacting with outsiders.

Initially, the villagers who came to escape war were mostly women and children; there were very few adult men. After settling in this village, the days passed.
After the few men in the village married the women, the remaining population consisted mainly of a large number of single women in their thirties and forties, and a group of widows in their thirties with children.
Later, with a sudden change in circumstances, several men in the village fell ill one after another. Seeing the imbalance between the sexes in the village, and the impending inability to continue the family line,
the villagers discussed solutions. Initially, to survive, they decided that widows with sons would marry their teenage sons to single women in their thirties and forties.
This arrangement lasted for over ten years. Strangely, all the children born to these widows' sons and women even older than their mothers were boys. When they reached sexual maturity in their teens, they couldn't find young girls of their own age to marry.

For these boys, the only women left in the village were their own mothers, their fathers' mothers, and the mothers of their friends.
At first, due to moral constraints, they could only reluctantly marry the mothers of their peers. This caused confusion in kinship relationships and many other problems.
Later, for the survival and development of the village, they were forced to break free from moral and ethical constraints, gradually developing their own unique ethical order and customs.
Several customs still in effect in Gongzai Village include:
1. Everyone in Gongzai Village should treat every child as their own and love them together.
2. On the first night of a woman's marriage, a ceremony is held at the village altar where she receives insemination from males aged 16 or older who volunteer to participate, to ensure that the biological father of her future children remains unknown.
3. The groom cannot have intercourse with the bride on the first night; he can only approach her the day after the altar ceremony. 4.
On the night of the altar ceremony, to prevent the bride from becoming too tired, every man from the village who inseminates the bride must bring his mother to the ceremony as a sign of utmost respect. During the ceremony, their mothers, to share the bride's burden, must unconditionally have sexual intercourse with the men who participated in the wedding ceremony that night.
5. After a woman becomes pregnant, every man who has had sexual intercourse with her must bring her nourishing foods hunted in the wild to help her recover.
Sixth, every man who has had sex with a woman must be present when she gives birth. This is to ensure that each man feels involved in the woman's life from marriage and conception to childbirth, and thus develops a sense of responsibility towards the newborn child.

In reality, whenever someone gets married, the village altar is packed with people for the sexual intercourse ceremony, and many men simply cannot squeeze in to have sex with the bride. Therefore, many men or boys participating in this ceremony are there to have sex with other men's mothers or their own mothers, seeking both physical pleasure and emotional connection.

The most enthusiastic participants in this ceremony are unmarried boys aged sixteen or seventeen. Whenever someone in the village holds a wedding ceremony, the village boys are eager to coax their mothers to accompany them to the altar for the sexual intercourse ceremony. They seek out other men's mothers to deflower, and their own mothers, of course, are also forced to be sexually assaulted by other men. However, most mothers, not wanting to dampen their sons' enthusiasm, allow and accompany them to the ceremony.

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