Chinese Ethnic Groups - The Different Ethnic Groups of China (and Their Cultures)

[@limxuanyi5398]

I am Chinese Singaporean 🇨🇳🇸🇬 and yes I am Han Chinese

[@ConnorTan-sg6jv]

Hi Malaysian Chinese here 🇨🇳🇲🇾

[@limxuanyi5398]

Hi everybody

[@刘卫皇-v2j]

We are brothers❤

[@jonhanmonroe947]

❤❤❤❤❤❤💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@阿洪列]

indonesian

[@hanzocloud]

Fact: Han Chinese is infact a mixture of many different ethnic groups as well..

[@boopthenose9704]

I think that’s the case for pretty much every ethnic group

[@dawn7539]

做為漢人族裔，其實漢人並不否認這點。 不過，雖然多數漢人都有混到其他民族的血液，單由於古代中國的婚嫁制度，其實還是有幾個家族保有較為純粹的古老漢人血統，但他人本身引以為傲的並不是漢人血統純粹，而是曾在歷史上發光的某位或是某些組先。 As an ethnic Han Chinese, the Han Chinese do not deny this. However, although most Han Chinese have mixed blood with other ethnic groups, due to the marriage system in ancient China, there are still a few families that have pure ancient Han Chinese blood, but the pride of the others is not in the pure Han Chinese blood, but in a particular person or group of persons who have been famous in history.

[@jimmyyu5115]

Han Chinese regard culture more important than ethnic backgrounds. Anyone speaks Chinese and adopts Han Culture can identify herself as Han Chinese.

[@一一-v1r]

Why don’t you say human is a mixture of many...

[@jackzhou4813]

@Andres Leon The Han nationality is based on cultural identity (such as Chinese characters and dietary customs and lifestyle). Today's Han nationality is definitely different from the Han nationality in the Han Dynasty in China. This is because the people of the Han Dynasty migrated to other regions and other races. Similar intermarriage also has the result of assimilation.

[@feidrowpinem8540]

In my country Indonesia..there are three chinese group living in here, those are chinese who speaks hakka, chinese who speaks hokkien, chinese who speaks cantonese, besides they obviously speak indonesia as the official languages, but mostly of them haven't be able to speak mandarin like chinese from mainland chinese and taiwanese china

[@xmb6793]

hakka, fujian, and cantonese are han people too. mandarin is national language.

[@feidrowpinem8540]

@@xmb6793 thanks for the information

[@djarminsugianto5040]

Hakka, hokkien, Teochew, Cantonese, Hainan, etc belong to Han Chinese gruop.

[@Cys62]

@@djarminsugianto5040 that s what i believe.

[@Cys62]

I really love to comment on this topic... for not able to speak mandarin does not make one a non chinese nor a non Han. Not able to speak chinese indonesia, in the period of 1965 to 1998 is basically due to state sponsored of the soeharto regime, a propaganda of the westerners cold war era between the liberal and the communist. There are many way to re learnt the language nowadays. I m actually one such person to relearning my forebearers historical root.

[@dorisgao4089]

My grandfather‘s family is traditional Hui ethnic group, and my father sides are russian culture based, people keep asking me which ethnic group you from, I dont really know how to answer that question. ok Im an interesting kid now

[@angw1268]

I call myself Han and Hakka Chinese American. You’re Hui ethnic, and those ppl,have lived in China for thousands of years.

[@ashfakzaman]

Aren't Hui Muslims?

[@coccinelle8482]

@@angw1268sorry to tell you Hakka is a part of Han😅

[@aatmaram885]

I am from india. I love chinese culture. Wish I could visit china once in my life.

[@turuus5215]

China vs India Who wins?

[@hayabusa1329]

​@@turuus5215 don't bring this contest in fool

[@davidmoss2576]

You are right next door, what is stoping you?

[@vitamin-c_1145]

@@davidmoss2576 worlds tallest mountain and worlds highest region

[@somsaksompong689]

I am Thai in Thailand Speaks the same language family as the Zhuang people in Guangxi, the second-largest population in China.

[@HillaryGaming_Official]

I am Chinese Canadian 🇨🇳🇨🇦 and yes I am Han Chinese

[@datche2425]

You still have Chinese blood from your ancestors. You are consider as a Chinese 😊 Not Canadian Chinese!

[@LooNciFeRx]

@@datche2425 you cannot differentiate what is ethnicity and what is nationality? Stupid

[@datche2425]

@@LooNciFeRx dude this comment was 3 weeks ago stoopid 😡

[@Jumpoable]

@@datche2425 & you commented on Hillary Yau's comment 5 months late, honey.

[@datche2425]

@@Jumpoable your comment is late too 😊 .. my comment was 1 month ago 😉 😘

[@sashagervais1334]

Cannot wait to discover China!

[@happysaladd8951]

so i'm a mixture between hui and han ? and having a super curly hair with pointed nose hmmm

[@修地球的小锤子]

I think the only difference between them is the religion.

[@ColonelMeteorz]

Yeah, its less about genetics and more about culture and religion, han chinese from the south do not speak the same language or have similar physical appearances from those from the north east despite being both han chinese.

[@ruoyanli5260]

After so many dynasties and migrations, the division of looks between different ethnic groups is blurred. You can find features that was said to to only belong to a certain group on people of other groups. That’s just what generations of interethnic marriages do

[@michealoluwakayodeadekanmb8167]

Please what is the relations among the various ethnic groups in China

[@HULI_AIXIA]

China is a civilization’s country, it’s bonded by culture recognition, not by blood. As long as you know it’s culture and language and admit it, then you are Chinese. Most of those minorities back in thousands years ago, they admitted Chinese culture and was willing to be ruled by that time Chinese emperors, then they became a part of Chinese. Of course, some of the minorities were due to the lost of wars, they were ruled by the emperors after the war. You can read or watch more ancient Chinese history to find out more. It’s very interesting. You’ll be amazed.

[@jimmyyu5115]

All ethnic groups in China are equal before the law, but some minority groups may have some privileges such as entering colleges with a lower score, something like that. Although some ethnic groups may have their native languages and can use them in their respective autonomous regions, all people in China have to learn Mandarin and write Chinese characters.

[@KennerFairfax]

汉族很古老，从汉朝算起的话有2000年历史，但中国还有更加古老的民族，比如羌族，一个是汉族祖先主要来源的民族，也有一些民族是从汉族群中分裂出去很久以后形成的民族，比如土家族，白族，总的来说中国各个民族都是你中有我，我中有你，这么一个状态。

[@missthing5842]

Hui are not descendants of Turks they are partially descended from Turks, most of their DNA is Chinese and Vietnamese and usually 10-20% is Mongolian and Central Asian Türkic.

[@TeacupChinese]

Fascinating, thanks!

[@ericlai1659]

Like the Cossacks and Tatar in Russia

[@ytn00b3]

They may have changed over long period. Hui ancestor might not have been Chinese.

[@ymhktravel]

@@ytn00b3 Hui ancestors from the paternal side were Muslim traders from countries such as Arabia, Persia (ancient names).

[@arbs3ry]

I don't think they have any Vietnamese except those in Hainan, they are descendants of Champa kindom which was a kindom in Southern Vietnam, they not exactly Vietnamese

[@hellome1153]

I’m not sure what ethnicity I belong. My mom’s family think they are Han-Chinese because they have flat nose and Chinese hooded eyes, but they have very light eyes. My dad’s family have sharper and exotic looks.

[@xmb6793]

han chinese have wide range variety of looks. southern han usually shorter, nothern han usually taller.

[@harrytuffey4684]

Her do a DNA test

[@markchan8110]

Not all Han Chinese has flat nose.

[@知-k3q]

South Island ancestry? Primitive Han Tibetans live in plateau areas.If it was a short nose, it would have suffocated.😅

[@komlat253]

DNA test probably won't say , the thing is ,the confusion of history a assimilation of people actually has more people claiming to be han when they are not considering the han was not the dominant kingdom for so long.

[@guaylayhua5653]

Thank you for this program. we have to recognise ourselves & the root with thankful & gratitude heart , be a fine Chinese regardless belonging to an ethnic group. To be here living harmonious with all others being on the planet 🌎! 🇸🇬 🇨🇳

[@JohnLee-vi7us]

Anybody can call themselves Han Chinese . There is more complex than that. I'm the lee clan, found by lao tzu.

[@miguelng9298]

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[@turuus5215]

Interesting, I’m the pee clan, found by poo.

[@亦如飞鸟]

​@@turuus5215台独又开始反串了

[@paulinaruiz928]

Yes! The Han Chinese are not homogeneous. Not even all Han Chinese (mostly, Hakka, Cantonese) people call themselves Han

[@pengu8734]

They do though...

[@paulinaruiz928]

@@pengu8734 From my experience, I have heard the terms "tong yan" (Cantonese) and "tong ngin" (Hakka) more often to describe themselves than "han ren" to be honest

[@pengu8734]

@@paulinaruiz928 try asking them if they are Han, I often just call myself Chinese rather than Han, doesn't mean I'm not

[@pengu8734]

@@paulinaruiz928 just so you know "Tong Yan" or 唐人 means "people of Tang dynasty" literally, it's a popular synonym of "Chinese" in overseas Chinese communities

[@pengu8734]

And yes Han isn't an entirely "homogeneous" group, whatever that means, but the genetic integraty of the Han group is incredibly strong, so if you were to map all human DNA on a plane, all Han genetics will be in the same, almost isolated cluster with very little non-Han portions in the cluster. Whereas for e.g. the Celtic or Germanic people will be scattered all over in several ill-defined clusters.

[@randallchan2001]

I am Chinese American who was born and raised in Southern California, USA 🇺🇸 and I love living here. 🇺🇲❤️👍

[@Cyrusgaming2024]

I'm from NE India trying to find my origin

[@Cyrusgaming2024]

@Dragon Knight I'm chakhesang Naga I after doing some research I noticed that people from Yunnan Province has similar traditional attires like ours and we also look alike too

[@Kxoy]

@@Cyrusgaming2024 hi sister/brother I am a Chin and we both are related and from many theory’s Chins/Kuki/Mizo and Nagas and Meitei are related so I think we are old Chinese people who migrated to modern day Burma and India and Bangladesh

[@Kxoy]

@Simple Tadd well we did migrate from the north so there are many possibilities such as we came from the Tibetans and the most popular one is we came from China another popular one is we come from Mongolia but we also could have just been a tribe that lived in China and were related to the Han Chinese and not actually Han Chinese while a small number of people think that we came from Israel

[@Kxoy]

@Simple Tadd yes that’s why I said Han Chinese

[@Kxoy]

@Simple Tadd yes I also said we could have just leaved in China but just not Han Chinese

[@Blitzo2876]

What does fireworks have to do with Halloween? Every year people blow them at Halloween more than chinese new year or 4th of july!

[@Ajay_Kumar-uq8rd]

One thing they should be respected is for their denunciation of prejudiced Gods by those who travelled to India. They carried over to China only those that contributed to a fair society. Through their good works temples like Ankur Wat in Cambodia came to be seen as cult worship and were terminated due to an educated society.

[@saintblades]

When the World thinks of China, we all think of the Han Chinese due to depictions, Who knew they were so many variations and cultures and all look so different.

[@komlat253]

The confusion of han is by created by they modern state of China for the sake a unity . Unfortunately there is ethnic discrimination which push people to assimilate of the past century .

[@Lulougonz]

I am Rongmei Naga from Manipur, India. According to our legends and folklores, our people were migrated from yunan province China during the reign of Tsi- Huang- Di.(300-221 BCE).our forefathers were Hoi or Hemai. Rongmei ancestors once settled in " Mahou Taubei" ( Minhau in Chinese). The probable reason for their migration is believed to be forced labors and floods.

[@Tarozhou]

There's many Chinese ethnic group in south tibet like lhoba and monpa

[@midnight-2021]

In the USA us European Americans generally stereotype East Asians, which includes Southeast Asia as short when it comes to height. In my area of South central Pennsylvania, the Asian population from the east area of Asia are a significant majority from southeast Asia with most Vietnamese and a good percentage are Cambodian as well. They have mostly darker skin than us European Americans and are noticeably shorter in height, especially with their senior citizen population, but I have to admit that their younger generation is closing the gap in average height when compared to European Americans. But when I go to airports or very popular vacation destinations that alot of foreigners like to visit, pre pandemic, we use to get many Chinese people, especially from the northern regions of China pre pandemic in the USA for a vacation or business trip. These Chinese seem to be on average just as white in skin color or very close to as white in skin color as us European Americans and I noticed that they are usually tall even for their older senior citizen aged population and IMO are on average taller, and with their younger adult population noticeably taller on average than us European Americans in the USA and they can stereotype us European Americans as short and they probably do but probably stereotype us as more fat than short because us European Americans are on average much more overweight and obese than we are short. But back to the subject of these tall Chinese and guessing that they are a majority Han Chinese, it seems like 6'0" are taller men are everywhere with these Chinese and 5'7" or taller are everywhere with Chinese women from their northern provinces and us European Americans if we run into these Chinese alot would stereotype Asians as tall, which is the opposite experience us European Americans have for a majority of other East Asian populations, especially with the Southeast Asian populations.

[@Tiannan_]

是的，中国北方人普遍比较高，南方人普遍矮一点。 我来自中国平均身高最高的省份，所以我是一名身高1.8米的中国女孩🤭

[@huijin6795]

Chinese poeople have blood other than ancient east Asians, which is predominantly found in southeast Asian today. Chinese ancestors migrated from west and central Asia, they were Sumerian, Akkadian, Tocharian... modern Chinese are mixed but genetically a whole different from other east Asian countries.

[@金陵士大夫]

Han chinese are a cultural concept, not a concept of Bloodline.

[@arundhutibarman8960]

Don't they look same?...can you please tell me?

[@fran9201]

Western media especially American always depict China as a single race country, to them China look all the same.

[@arundhutibarman8960]

Oh... Thank you for answering my question... ☺

[@亦如飞鸟]

汉族是血统加文化双重条件，而且血统指的是父系，外嫁女生的孩子不算。

[@shantaraidumi3618]

Did i hear nepalese...because in nepal rai tribes have shaman and secrifise chicken in believes of avoiding evil to recover from illness .worship their ancestor ,celebrate harvest ceremony .during the harvest ceremony they dance shakela. Rai tribes live in remote village of north east himalayan regions of nepal.they worship the nature sun water fire earth tree and ancestor

[@guaylayhua5653]

The traditional way offering .We respect their way of culture & traditions & beliefs. I believe Heavenly God or earth bound God loves all living beings & protect all.Will they receive those sacrifices of living animals for favours they pray ???🙏😅

[@glee9599]

I’m karenni tribe from myanmar and we have shaman and sacrifice chickens also

[@treesbeeswithknees7]

When I was a baby, my mum said a man told her I looked like a mix of Zhuang and Han Chinese

[@daviedlee616]

I am Korean, my ancestors were not chineses. They were/ are Korean.

[@jimmyyu5115]

Korean from North/South Korea? Or Korean with Chinese Nationality?

[@icie1500]

There is Korean ethnic group in NE China. Not saying Koreans are Chinese.

[@jimmyyu5115]

@Lion Heart They may be ethnically related. But my Manchu friends say they're not related.

[@jimmyyu5115]

@@icie1500 If they have Chinese ID cards, they are Chinese or Korean-Chinese to be specific. Of course, they're definitely not Han-Chinese.

[@icie1500]

@@jimmyyu5115 They are not Han, but are in the Korean ethnic , 1 of the 56 ethnic groups in China and their nationality is Chinese and hold a Chinese passport, not just id cards

[@fungshing7739]

Please do more reseach first.

[@chienbanane3168]

-> Interested in ethnic groups in China -> Clicks on video titled "Chinese Ethnic Groups - The Different Ethnic Groups of China (and Their Cultures)" -> The video is very short and contains little information -> The video : "Do your own research" Thanks for nothing I guess

[@princejohn1358]

Im not a chinese but my forefathers came from China and it is said that they came across Thailand and some of them rested and settle there and we give important to wine 90% of my tribe consume alcohol local made and its strong made with rice 1. jou 2. ja ngaw but one thing my tribe is greedy selfish and it is also in the folktales a strong man like Goliath giant in our tribe but they fought each other because they want to be the top they all die fighting and my tribe have 4 tribes zeme eldest 2 Liangmai 3 Rongmei (haomai) inpui youngest oh and our dialect is different but we can understand each other and we live closely to each just a few miles km away

[@matthewmann8969]

Yeah the Central And Western parts of China become more Caucasoid or semi Caucasoid

[@bladbbbb927]

What's the song name?

[@桑吉卓玛-y3b]

Chinese 56 groups are a big family ❤

[@moefinesse9878]

I doubt the Uyghur or Tibetan peoples want to be part of China. They are treated like shit

[@youlookyoum]

好的，我猜卓玛是西藏或者四川人

[@scorpioninpink]

Almost 2 minutes of talking about Han Chinese and negligible amount of time for the other 3 ethnicities but you put 56 ethnicities on your video. The definition of clickbait.

[@YAMRATADIK]

Im from Arunachal Pradesh (Northeast India) finding ethnic groups that We are belong to....

[@Nsk4350]

Most people in NE India are related to Tibet and Southeast Asia And mixed with a little Indian or Bengali ancestry

[@Tarozhou]

You're Lhoba

[@ahmadkabul3275]

Long live Tajik . I love Tajik

[@alaiwatdapak6290]

I wish I had a Chinese backgrounds

[@HULI_AIXIA]

marry to a Chinese, then your kids will be half Chinese. Learn and recognize Chinese language and culture, then you’ll become Chinese yourself.

[@kki7042]

@Anastasia Cebulska bec ur world is too tiny

[@turuus5215]

Then the whole world will be Han Chinese, stop for god’s sake that’s too boring

[@Jhzalina]

Love from Northeast India tripura

[@kabitaborah9967]

Loving the mountains back screen from Indu.

[@princejohn1358]

Yo I'm from northeast India an ethnic group tribe name haomai now known as Rongmei and it is believed that we live in a cave near a yellow river and there is a place in China Rongmei tussi site that make me more curious and yeah there are 3 other tribe which is my own blood related brother and sister 1.Zeme 2.liangmai 3Rongmei(haomai) 4.inpui (puimei) these four tribe are one zeliangrongpui but inpui have left us😭 and we are different from other ethnic group here

[@TeacupChinese]

Fascinating! Thanks for sharing.

[@rusoviljohn2637]

Very interesting.

[@cassyvorster466]

I thought the han were Mongolian based and took over the north at the collapse of the song dynasty....am I wrong?

[@KennerFairfax]

你的认识对错各半，首先汉族比蒙古族早了1000年，但是历史上汉族和蒙古族有记载的就有过几次大规模的混血，最近的就是朱元璋推翻元朝以后许多蒙古族加入汉族，还有元顺帝撤退到漠北带过去几十万汉族军队，我是汉族领地的汉人但我身边的人就有一些是明代以前的蒙古族，他们现在完全就是汉人，身份证也标注汉族。最早在《史记》就中记载匈奴夏后之苗裔也，还有历史学家推断东亚农耕民族和游牧民族早在新石器晚期就已经有基因交流了，更有历史学家说黄帝部落就是游牧民族，考古也有证据红山文化就是游牧民族。

[@ytn00b3]

Are you sure Buddhism spread during Han dynasty , it wasn't Tang? and also Mandarin wasn't from Han dynasty. It was introduced during Qing dynasty.

[@lyhthegreat]

yeah during han dynasty they practiced mostly Confucianism

[@mariam12345-m]

I’m a Moroccan Berber🇲🇦 and my husband is Chinese Han 🇨🇳

[@Tiannan_]

摩洛哥是非洲国家吗？

[@EthanHu-o7n]

The most primitive Han people came from Gansu and Shaanxi provinces. They were tall, with long and strong limbs, three-dimensional facial features, and a martial folk customs. They liked to hang the enemy's head around their waists during battle. They were a hunting people and an agricultural civilization. In the Guanlong area, the tribes were divided into three branches. They went west into Tibet; went north across the Yellow River into the grassland; and went east into Henan, reclaiming a large amount of land. By the end of the Shang Dynasty, the Zhou royal family led hundreds of families out of Shaanxi Province and divided the world. A large number of families expanded and colonized eastward and southward. During the war, large Han families fled to the south, squeezing out the land of southerners. Southerners could only evacuate to further south. Over the past two thousand years, the Han people have incorporated a large number of southerner genes. Although the language and culture have been preserved, their appearance has changed a lot. Most of the immigrants overseas are from the south, and the impression they give to the world is the appearance and tone of southerners.

[@grandcanyon-d4d]

What about the Miao people? Are they really naturally blonde?

[@EthanHu-o7n]

@grandcanyon-d4d The Miao people are a native ethnic group in China, mainly distributed in the central and southern regions. In the early days of the formation of the tribal alliance, the Yellow Emperor's tribe was responsible for war, and the Sanmiao was responsible for production. The Sanmiao was the first to enter the Bronze Age and challenged the Yellow Emperor's military nobles. Even though they had bronze weapons, they were still civilians with no war experience, and were finally suppressed. The Sanmiao split, and the pro-war faction fled to the southwest, while the pro-peace faction was given a surname and appeased. Originally, only the military nobles of the Yellow Emperor's tribe could have a surname. In the Tang Dynasty, the chieftains were appointed as Tusi officials to the leaders of the southwest tribes, and most of the Miao people were given Han surnames. The Han people's military system had been developing from the Yellow Emperor's tribe to the imperial period, so they were able to win overwhelming victories in foreign wars. The only things that could stop the expansion of the dynasty were typhoons at sea and miasma in the Indochina Peninsula.

[@mohamedbukharyibnmohamedri8769]

I am afraid there is a mistake in your video sir. Hui and Uighurs are different people. Uighurs have Turkish Blood, not hui peolple. Please note this correction sir.

[@aryanhan506]

Turkic blood, not Turkish blood

[@mohamedbukharyibnmohamedri8769]

@@aryanhan506 Thank you for the correction brother.

[@jeremyxu8155]

I think the mix-up is because both ethnic groups are Muslims. Hui people are in the Shanxi and Kansu provinces, whereas the Uyghurs are in Xinjiang in the western part of China. Each ethnic groups has a population of ten (10) millions.

[@Phlegethon]

Your map is wrong

[@mozuzeng6121]

mozu zeng Uighur and Turk were enemy in history. But Turk today say Uighur is East Turkic just because their language is a little same.

[@defneyuksel2416]

What.Uighurs are Turkic didn't you know that.What you are saying is funny.

[@mozuzeng6121]

@@defneyuksel2416 NOT...I don't know, historian don't know either.I have said uighurs are not Turkic........they are enemy in history and have a long long long time in war. what you said is really funny.and so ignorant...... what i advise is to learn more about history or get a history degree.don't read so many news from media....

[@defneyuksel2416]

@@mozuzeng6121 bro i am Turkish.You can see my name is Turkish too.So i know these because in history class our teachers thaught us about uighurs too.I think you should search about UIGHURS BECAUSE THEY ARE TURKIC.

[@defneyuksel2416]

@rashid Bao you just don't understand anything no matter what i write i am not gonna write with you because i don't want to get angry.I only suggest to you to write this sentence to google only this "Is uighur Turkic?" Even news say it is turkic why do you think it is not

[@defneyuksel2416]

@rashid Bao broo i what about turkish media i am turkish and everyone knows uyghurs are turkic i even met uyghurs before theyalso say they are turks what do you know

[@Saichenyang]

I belong to the San Miao Ethnic.

[@Joy3269]

Thank You For This Video. It was very much Informative & Nice. ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉💐💐💐🌼🌼🌼🌷🌷🌹🌹🌹🌸🌸🌺🌺👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙂🙂🙂.

[@kryts27]

"Han" is a bit of a mythos. It's a bit like white Europeans calling themselves Aryans. Not denying China's minorities though. The Han Dynasty was not China's golden age of invention, other than paper and silk. That was more the Tang and Song dynasties.

[@maelle779]

I'm Han Chinese and Romanian

[@turuus5215]

I’m half Han-Chinese and half dog.

[@malagebide]

​@@turuus5215It's obvious that you're a dog

[@audijunita1321]

I am Chinese Indonesia and yes I am Han Chinese

[@KCDisney1]

Hakka on my dad's side ❤️😊

[@aphongkonyak5262]

I really wanna visit to Wa state someday I will bcuz i saw their culture and practices n language r too similar to us .

[@andrew_alxf]

I'm half Russian and half Han

[@jonray3611]

Thanks

[@GiriTamin]

Han group is mixture 😂

[@刘卫皇-v2j]

The same language family The same writing scripts The same belief.

[@asgaiyawaya3973]

I learned, through a DNA test, that I am 18% Wu Chinese.

[@kiragoldy4615]

How much did you pay for a DNA test?

[@turuus5215]

At least, you not Han Chinese god. Everything other than Han Chinese is good.

[@weserfeld4417]

Han Chinese is infact a mixture of many different ethnic groups as well as other ethics groups in china. It can be much more complicated

[@newton_sky6922]

I'm the decendent of chinese peopel, from North east India 😃❤️ But my parents told methatim mongoloid decent😊❤️😃

[@pandabear153]

Just to let you know we do not call ourselves Han but Tang(Hong ngin) people and the Mandarin dialect is only appeared in recent history. Cantonese, Hokkien, etc are much older than Mandarin

[@philipthao8527]

no miao?

[@niamtxiv]

A video of ethnic groups in China but left out China's oldest ethnic group, the Miao

[@trod3898]

Are you sure all of this information is correct?

[@tupac1779]

They were black original han Chinese.

[@michealoluwakayodeadekanmb8167]

Please what is the relations among the various ethnic groups in China

[@hxg8348]

@@michealoluwakayodeadekanmb8167 We are dear to each other family

[@Lixsyl]

No

[@MC-gs6cz]

Idiot

[@kki7042]

ur the black

[@shellyannegoh6054]

And adding to the last part, Uiyghurs Chinese.

[@barbiebarbie1813]

Ancient Chinese = Han people 漢人. Traditional Chinese culture = Han culture 漢文化. (After 1949, people in China (including non -Han people) have given Chinese ID cards. However, the identity card is "ethnic groups". The Mongolian is called "Mongolian ethnic ". The Manchu people are called "Manchu ethnic". The Manchu people are almost mixed with the Han nationality. China now has 56 ethnic groups. Now the Han population accounts for 90%) In ancient China. Non -Han and Mongolians and Mongolians were only 1% in China (99% han people). In history, they were not called the Chinese (including non -Han people). They were called barbarians by the Han people.

[@virgiliomateus4239]

In ancient times, barbarian was who spoke a strange language, a non-understandble language. The same in the ancient greek and roman civilizations. Then the word has no negative sense, whereas nowadays do.

[@lkchoh1454]

Great surprise to me of your analysis. Han Chinese was the name of past tribes during Han dynasty period I.e. over 2200 years ago. Today they proud to call Han Chinese that in fact most or almost all are united as one called Chinese. Their language is Chinese which to the foreigners is difficult to learn. By analysis of YX chromosomes found in tombs(>3000years ago), the main y-DNA were O2,O3,O1,N1,C,R,Q and trace J. Majority was O y-DNA(>67%), with C,N,R,Q in decreasing order.

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[@remingtonfrog3170]

🙏🏻 for The Uighers 🌎any religion!

[@polen2077]

among us sussy baka

[@hyang916]

That's it?!?! Thought there would be real facts. But all I heard is mostly lies

[@sephysycotic]

Me Chinese Malaysian Ethnic: cina😅

[@dan020350]

✌️💚

[@coytheboy]

I feel like I just watch a propaganda video.

[@blueiguana430]

Yeah everything looks like propaganda to you guys lol

[@dionydonny]

talking about chinese + not negative = propaganda lol

[@coytheboy]

Label says Chinese ethnic groups but mostly talks about the Han. Does not even go into the different groups of the Han. I realize that it is a short video. But it left me feeling less informed. Just like when I lived in China in the 90s and watch tv there. This clip could easily be on mainland tv.

[@dionydonny]

@@coytheboy 90s...that's like 300 years ago to chinese ppl. you should come to china have a look these years.

[@coytheboy]

@@dionydonny I have been back to China, 2 years ago. I saw that top tier cities have changed a lot. But that the countryside, little has changed.

[@lukefoster6122]

Alot of white lies sprinked in thêre ín i see? 😂😂😂😂