Six generations in the village have been waiting for 200 years to join the China ethnic group. What is it now?

China is a vast country with an area of about 9.6 million square kilometers, making it the third largest country in the world. China, with its vast territory, has also bred many races. There are 56 ethnic groups in China, which were formed over thousands of years. Each race has different customs and cultures, which also represents the uniqueness of each race.

Among the 56 ethnic groups, except the Han nationality, the other 55 ethnic groups are all ethnic minorities, and most of them are distributed in western China, such as Yunnan, Guizhou, Inner Mongolia, Xinjiang and Tibet. The customs and cultures of these ethnic minorities are very special, so many tourists often come here to play and experience the ethnic customs here.

Nowadays, with the growing strength of China, many ethnic groups and tribes around China want to join China. There is such a race in Tibet. Six generations of them have been waiting for 200 years to obtain China citizenship. How are they now?

This game is Dammam. They live in Geelong Valley, Geelong Town, Geelong County, Xizang Autonomous Region, which is close to the border between China and Nepal. Their clothes and language are the same as those of Tibetans. Although they have their own language, they usually use Tibetan, so it is difficult to tell them apart just by listening to the language.

Daman people have a pair of big and deep blue eyes and a three-dimensional facial features. From the outside, they belong to the white race. It is said that at the end of 18, their ancestors migrated from Nepal to Geelong town and settled here, so they are also considered as descendants of Nepal.

Because they are not authentic China people, more than 200 people in the village are stateless residents. After they moved to China, after six or seven generations, they never had China nationality. In the past, they had no land or shelter and had been living a wandering life. Therefore, they have always been very eager to acquire China citizenship.

Thanks to their efforts and China's tolerance, Dammam finally became a citizen of China and a real citizen of China in 2003. Dammam is poor because of its small population and backward economy. In order to further improve Dammam's life, technicians from Geelong County Water Conservancy Bureau reformed Dammam Village and solved the drinking water problem of Dammam people.

The Dammam people in the village have been very happy since they became citizens of China. They finally became China people, and helped them build houses, build roads and solve the problem of drinking water. It is said that the state has also given Dammam people the same subsidies as other ethnic groups, such as each.