Residents of the Qamishli countryside usually restore mud houses before winter, given the high cost of construction and fuel, while the collective "frightening" tradition has declined as the conditions of life and the migration of young people change.
Residents of the Qamishli countryside usually restore mud houses before winter, given the high cost of construction and fuel, while the collective "frightening" tradition has declined as the conditions of life and the migration of young people change.