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Gin people 京族 Sports and activities of the Gin people

Gin people 京族 Girls in Vietnamese Cheongsam

Gin people 京族 An old photo of a Gin girl An old photo of fishermen Toady's fishermen (something just never changed) A girl eating 風吹餅 Truckers or shippers taking soft moments A girl in the park Ladies practicing...

Gin people 京族 Ha Festival The Sea God is one of the most important Gin deity Community deity New worship platform for the tree deity Busy day for the shamans The Gin's ancestors did the same rituals before them

Gin people 京族 Ha Festival An old photo of paying tributes to the ancestors during the Ha Festival

Gin people 京族 The Ha Festival 唱哈节 or Changha Festival is the Gin equivalent of the Chinese Spring Festival. It usually lasts 3 to 4 days with continuous festivities like ancestral worships, singing, dancing and feasting. China has put this holiday on the...

Gin people 京族 Jingdao Islands 京族三岛 After several years of development, Wanwei 万尾金滩 Golden Island has begun to take a shape of a tourist resort zone where tourism infrastructure, reception facilities, and recreational...

Gin people 京族 Jingdao Islands 京族三岛 are no longer islands anymore. They are parts of the mainland through reclamations, however, the island atmosphere still remained. They are now the second most island tourist draw in Guangxi and become the biggest...

Gin people 京族 As I mentioned before the Gin are the only ethnic group in China that are seafarers. They also have a unique way of fishing near the shores: the "stilt fishing'' 高跷捕鱼. The Gin stilt fishing are different then the Bangladeshi's, the only...

Gin people 京族 A young girl learning 独弦琴 from a master A maker Uses in all kind platforms...... ......by the youngs.... ..... and the old Combines with other instruments..... .... or playing solo like this...

Gin people 京族 Gin people 京族, numbered about 23,000, are an officially recognized ethnic group of China. The Gin connection to Vietnam is based on stories and documents which told that they moved from mainland Dai Viet to three sparsely inhabited islands of Wutou...

^^^It's true the Han consist more than 90% of the Chinese population but I think the government's policies are fair to the minorities as well. Some groups in the far west and extreme NW are little left behind in terms of timing, however in the last couple of years, the money is reaching those...

Daur People 达斡爾族 Daur's 库木勒节 Holiday opera singing performance (Sorry there's a technical problem on this post)

Daur People 达斡爾族 Sports and activities of the Daur people "Beikou" means 'white ball' - Daur's field hockey ethnic game Old Daur love it So do the youngsters

Daur People 达斡爾族 Many Daur are Shamanists and have their own traditional deities The Shamans take charge of many ritual ceremonies They worship their hero...... ....and pay tributes to the soldiers that died fighting the Czar

Daur People 达斡爾族 The Daur prefer fresh water fish on all their dinner tables.... .....but is not always possible so a well cooked beef offal dish is a good change A whole roasted goat on special occasion Stuffed goat sausage sometime...

Daur People 达斡爾族 The Daur live near their mother river - Nenjiang Traditional Daur village Or a newer one A typical old village house Some Daur herders are constant on the moves They go where their herds lead them Some...

Daur People 达斡爾族 Holidays on the grassland

Daur People 达斡爾族 Holidays on the grassland

Daur People 达斡爾族 Daur People 达斡爾族, numbered about 140,000, are one of the ethnic group officially recognized by China. The Daurs are a Mongolic-speaking people and most of them live in the Morin Dawa Daur Autonomous Banner...