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De'ang people 德昂族 A wedding in a De'ang village Guests and family are waiting anxiously for the arrival of the bride How pretty she is! What a lucky groom Cross the trestle (now you wonder why all the high trestles in Chinese old houses)...

De'ang people 德昂族 Buddhism is in De'ang people's everyday lives and they probably have more temples per capita than any other ethnic groups A boy of 10 usually is being sent to a temple to get his early education A simple out of the way village temple...

De'ang people 德昂族 The Songkran Festival (so called in Thailand) is the Chinese equivalent of Water Festival 泼水节. It's the New Year Festival for the Dai and the De'ang in China and the Tai in Thailand. This most important holiday for various ethnic...

De'ang people 德昂族 The Palaung people, ethnic brothers and sister on the De'ang people in China A Palaung woman (She's not a long necked red Karen) A group of Palaung men having lunch in a monastery A young Palaung boy, as well as a De'ang boy, of 10...

De'ang people 德昂族 The Palaung people 崩龙族 in Myanmar are the ethnic brothers and sisters of the De'ang in China. Like the Jinpo and Jino they live on the other side of the international border in northern Shan State There are more than half of a...

De'ang people 德昂族 A village girl. Notic the top buttons on her shirt - one of a easiest way to recognize an ethnic De'ang. Her ear rings are interesting too Villagers going somewhere Farmers working on the rice paddies An old man smoking Hi! Taking a break...

De'ang people 德昂族 A newer village on the foot hill of 三台山 Some old house in the village A remodeled house What are you looking at, you never seen a lady smokes? Administrative house of the village Dress up farmers...

De'ang people 德昂族 It's a proven fact the De'ang are the oldest tea growers in the world Village hidden among tea plantations A De'ang village in Blangshan (Blang people's mountain) A De'ang village in 三台山 An old house...

De'ang people 德昂族

De'ang people 德昂族 An old picture of De'ang soldiers in actions during WWII The De'ang, along with the Va, are the oldest people in these regions Many ethnic groups in the whole SE Asia chew and consume 槟榔 areca for various health and beauty...

De'ang people 德昂族 De'ang people 德昂族, numbered around 21,000, are one of the official recognized ethnic group of China. The Chinese government also groups the Palé, Danau, Riang, Rumai and Shwe peoples together as the De'ang people. In Myanmar the...

How about this: Google is the most dangerous company on earth and China is the only big country not on its camp.

Chinese has no alphabet and every character is a single word with a specific or various meanings. Although there exists more than 60,000 characters but a college graduate knows at most about 4,000. A person can probably goes though his daily reading of newspapers with 2,000 under his belt...

Jino people 基诺族 The economic bloom of China in recent decades raises the consumption capability of Chinese people and that directly affect the Jino people as well as 6 other minority ethnic groups in the Yunnan tea growing regions. Chinese people all over the country...

Jino people 基诺族 On April 6 (Lunar Calendar) 1979 (Wiki 1976, Chinese blogs 1976, will confirm) the Jino became the last ethnic group to officially join China's ethnic group big family. For the Jino that date is a celebration day and have observed annually

Jino people 基诺族 Village lives A rigorous campaign to give up their guns Showing great results Weaving brings in good cash It might be a lost art if the next generations are into these fancy new stuffs

Jino people 基诺族 The Jino are basically happy people and have high spirits. They are very friendly, relax and believe in free loves When a girl reaches 15 of age, 16 for a boy, adult ceremonies are preformed An uncle is showing off his cellular phone to the village...

Jino people 基诺族 A young guide is taking us a tour of a Jino village

Jino people 基诺族 The Jino built their villages on the slopes of Jinoshan facing the morning sun An ancient village Many houses like this are being torn down and rebuild because the incomes from tea and tourism make it possible Some new...

Jino people 基诺族 The Sun drum is the most holy sacrificial vessel and instrument for the Jino. It's presented in every Jino occasion. Even as an entrance gate of a Jino's culture village