China law recognizes the condition of "nationality"

From elementary school to university, we have fixed the fact that there are 56 ethnic groups in China, so that we never ask why, just as we never ask why there are human beings on the earth.

In fact, during the Republic of China, there were five ethnic groups, namely Han, Manchu and Mongolian, who only admitted to Tibet. As for the Zhuang nationality, they don't admit it at all. At present, West Renye Fang is divided according to the concept of ethnic groups. The division method of these 55 ethnic minorities was learned from the Soviet Union. In fact, the identification of new ethnic groups stopped after 1979. Therefore, there are many unidentified ethnic groups at present. It may become the 57th ethnic group in the future.

In fact, the current division is also limited by the times. For example, personally, since the descendants of Russian immigrants in China can be independently classified as Russian minorities, the Portuguese who were born and raised can also be classified as Portuguese.

Hmm. How interesting

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In People's Republic of China (PRC)'s population statistics, the unrecognized ethnic groups in China refer to all ethnic groups that have not been officially recognized because of their small numbers or assimilation by the Han nationality or other ethnic groups, and may also be ethnic minorities whose ethnic problems are unclear and unrecognized by the China government. At present, there are about 730,000 unidentified ethnic groups in China.

Ainu people are classified as Uighurs and speak Ainu (Indo-European Iranian language family).

Ba family, Anba family, there is an unidentified ethnic group.

Subi in Subi Lancang County and other places belong to Lahu nationality; Subi in Menghai didn't recognize 6000 people.

There are 32 households with unknown ethnic groups (170 people).

Chuanqing people belong to more than 600,000 ethnic groups in the southwest of China, and ethnic issues are vague.

#92; Deng does not recognize nationality? #92; Many people in China now live near the McMahon Line in southern Xizang Autonomous Region, with a population of about 2,000. They actively applied to the government of China for re-identification and became an independent nation. However, because China ended the national identification policy and the population was too small, the plan finally fell through.

Ge Jia, a member of the Ge family, belongs to the Miao nationality, and huangping county calls him an unidentified ethnic group, with about 50,000 to 60,000 people. The ethnic problem of the crowd is unclear, but they still actively ask the government to recognize them as an independent nation.

The Gelu people are Tibetan and speak Jiarong. They are distributed in Marcand, Heishui, Lixian, Wenchuan, Jin, Chuan and Xiaojin counties in Aba Prefecture, Sichuan Province, Baoxing County in Ya 'an Prefecture and Danba County in Ganzi Prefecture. The population of Jiarong dialect is about 1 16900.

The ancient Qiang people were classified as Tibetans and spoke Guiqiong. It is distributed in the towns of Shelian, Shijie, Qianxi, Maiben and Sanhe in Kangding County, Ganzi Prefecture, Sichuan Province, Changzheng, Pengba and Luqiao towns in Luding County, and some villages in Qiao Qi Township, Baoxing County, Ya 'an region, with a population of about 6,000.

Kemu people, it is said that more than 2000 people live in Yunnan Province.

Kucong belongs to the Lahu nationality.

Macao people, born and raised in Portugal, are classified as Portuguese descendants (Article 42 of the Basic Law of Macao), which is a mixed group of ethnic groups and difficult to classify. Portuguese born and raised in China and Macao Special Administrative Regions are usually born after the marriage of Portuguese from Southeast Asia or their descendants with the local Han people in Macao. At present, most people only live in Macao and Southeast Asia. The laws of the government of China and Macao Special Administrative Region have identified the native Portuguese as a minority in Macao and enjoy the political rights of legal certification; Chinese mainland classified the indigenous Portuguese as an unidentified people. Portuguese is the mother tongue, and some people speak Chinese. They once created Portuguese as their own language.

Mang lives in Jinping County, Honghe Hani and Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province, with 82 families and 568 people. 1985.

The Mosuo people in Yunnan are classified as Naxi people, while in Sichuan, they are classified as the only matriarchal ethnic group in China, with a population of tens of thousands. The issue of national identity is unknown. Some Mosuo people practice the system of walking marriage, and were once "forced" to be monogamous during the Cultural Revolution.

Mao people are classified as Tibetans and speak Zaba. It is distributed in Zhuo Ya Township, Hongding Township, Zhong Ni Township, Zhatuo Township, Xiatuo Township, Waduo Township and Murong Township in Yajiang County, Sichuan Province, with a population of about 8,000.

Some Shan people are classified as Buyi or Zhuang, while others are classified as unidentified ethnic groups. Zhuang and Buyi are of the same origin, and their languages can communicate with each other. The crowd is distributed near the China-Myanmar border and speaks Burmese. The Shan nationality in Myanmar is an independent nation.

Sherpas, Sherpas, mainly live in Nepal, and some are scattered in the Himalayas in China and Tibet. Ethnic problems are unknown. With a population of about 2,000 people, they usually make a living as mountain guides.

Tuvans, Tuvas, classified as Mongolians, mainly live near Kanas Lake in Altay, Xinjiang, China. Tuwa people are now a branch of Mongolian.

Buryats, Buryats, are classified as Mongolians and mainly live in China, Xinjiang and Inner Mongolia. Buryats are defined as Mongols. Although they agree that they are Mongolians, their culture is very different from the general Mongolian culture.

Zhan Wusu is classified as a Hui nationality.

Jia Xi is a western family and belongs to the Miao nationality.

Yi nationality, an unidentified nationality, has a population of about 300.

Some Jewish Jews are classified as Hui, while others are classified as unidentified ethnic groups. Traditionally, they are called "Blue Hat Hui people", so they are classified as a part of Hui people. But in fact, its ethnic composition has nothing to do with the Hui nationality, although Jews and some Arabs of the Hui nationality are brothers. Jews in China are scattered all over Chinese mainland, especially in Heilongjiang Province and the Russian Jewish Autonomous Prefecture near the Sino-Russian border.

Zhelaizhai people are classified as Han people living in Yongchang County, Gansu Province, with a population of 200-400.

Albazin, Albazin, is classified as Manchu.