我国少数民族英语介绍.docVIP

Each of the minority ethnic groups has a distinctive and different character. 阿昌Achang: one of the earliest people in Yunnan; famous for being good at growing rice and forging iron weapons such as cutting tools 白Bai: the masters of artistic creativity and favor white clothes and decorations; creative in architecture, painting, music, sculpture and lacquer work 布朗Blang: live in Yunnan Province; mainly practice agriculture; good at planting tea trees and early rice; do many artistic practices such as literature and music 保安Bonan: live in southwest of Gansu Province; mainly engage in handicraft industry; believe in Islam; play traditional woodwind or stringed instrument 布依Bouyei: inhabit in Guizhou Province as early as in the Stone Age; advanced in agriculture and forestry; good at brocade and embroidery 朝鲜Chaoxian: dwell mainly in northeastern part of China; their ancestors are the immigrants from the Korean Peninsula; have similar festivals with Han People 傣Dai: distribute in southern part of Yunnan Province; a versatile nation who has made certain achievement in music; believe in Southern Buddhism 达翰尔Daur: a considerably smaller ethnic group who said to be the descendants of Khitan tribe in Liao Dynasty; lay stress upon etiquette; have many taboos of their own 德昂Deang: a small ethnic group distributed in Yunnan Province; they are skilled craftsman, and have profound tea culture; rice, wheat, corn and legume are the staple foods 侗Dong: living in the border regions between Hunan, Hubei and Guizhou Provinces; skilled in handcrafts; rice, millet, wheat sorghum are the staple foods 东乡Dongxiang: mainly inhabit in Gansu Province, with farming and stocking as their mode of production; believe in Islam; enjoy drinking tea 独龙Dulong: one of the smallest ethnic groups in China; believing that there are spirits who control everything; have two meals a day; carpet is their distinctive handicraft 鄂温克Ewenki: mostly live in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region; good at singing and