China boasts a 4,000-year history and a splendid culture. The articles below may help you to better understand Chinese culture and tradition.
China is a multinational country. It is the homeland of 56 nationalities. The majority is the Han Group. It accounts for ninety percent of the total population. The Han people mainly live in the east part of Chi…
Read MoreThe Yi Nationality is the sixth largest ethnic group in China. According to the 2010 nationwide census, the total population is about 8.7 million. The Yi people mainly live in Sichuan Province, Yunnan Province, …
Read MoreThe Zhuang Nationality is an ethnic group recognized by the central government of China. It has the largest population among China’s 55 minorities. According to the 2010 nationwide census, the total population …
Read MoreThe Tujia Ethnic Group is also known as Bifzivkar, which means the natives in English. The total population of Tujia is about 8.35 million according to the 2010 nationwide census. They mainly live in Guizhou Pro…
Read MoreThe Uighur Ethnic Group is one of China’s recognized minorities. The Uighur people use their own language which belongs to the Altaic-Turkic Family of Languages. The Uighur’s language has a writing system. The…
Read MoreThe Miao is one of the ethnic groups recognized by the central government of China. According to the 2010 nationwide census, the total population of Miao in the world is about 13 million. There are around 9.4 mi…
Read MoreThe Qiang Group is a minority of China which dwells in mountainous areas. The total population of Qiang is about 326,500. Most of Qiang people inhabit in northwestern Sichuan Province, such as Wenchuan County, M…
Read MoreThe Na-khi is one of China’s 55 minorities. The Na-khi Ethnic Group is also called Naxi. According to the 2010 nationwide census, the population of Na-khi is about 308,000. They mainly inhabit the northwestern …
Read MoreWell-known as the modern matriarchal community, the Moso is an ethnic group of China which has not been recognized by the central government. The population of Moso is about 50,000 in total. They mainly inhabit …
Read MoreThe Mongols are also known as Mongolians. They mainly live in China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Mongolia and Russia. A small number of the Mongols can be found in China’s Xinjiang Autonomous Region, He…
Read MoreMonba is an ethnic group recognized by the central government of China. The total population of Monba is about 11,000 according to the 2010 nationwide census. The Monba people mainly reside in the southeastern T…
Read MoreManchu is a minority of China. The total population of Manchu is about 10.7 million according to the 2010 nationwide census. The Manchus mainly live in the northeast part of China, such as Heilongjiang Province,…
Read MoreThe Hui Ethnic Group is a minority of China. The Hui people are distinguished from others by their practice of Islam and language. They are Muslims who speak the Mandarin. The total population of Hui is about 10…
Read MoreThe Dai is an ethnic group recognized by the central government of China. According to the 2010 nationwide census, the total population of Dai in China is about 1.16 million. They speak their native language whi…
Read MoreThe Bai is an ethnic group recognized by the central government of China. According to the 2010 nationwide census, the population of Bai is about 1.93 million in total. The Bai people mainly live in Dali Bai’s …
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