What does the legend of "Miannehuni" in Hawaii mean?

It is said that there is a dwarf race in Hawaii, which once occupied all the islands in Hawaii. The natives call it Menehuni. Kohai, the wettest island in China, has the largest number of Japanese vegetable farmers. There are also dwarves in the forest, who don't sleep during the day and come out at night. There are many stone fish ponds along the coast and stone ditches and paths in the valley, all of which were built by them. According to the research results of scientists, it is preliminarily determined that Miannehuni did survive, but it was not as small as the legend. Like the "little people" in Irish mythology and all kinds of elves on the European continent, they are only early local residents with small bodies. Mian Nehuni, the same species as Hawaiian, was the earliest immigrant. /kloc-In the 20th century, another wave invaded and conquered them from the south. Kauai seems to be their last town, hiding in the mountains, going out at night, and sometimes being forced to build stone steps and platforms for conquerors. It is said that only the evening work will be done, and it will never be done until dawn.

Later, it was probably extinct or assimilated, but some people still saw strange dwarfs on the mountain road, and they were so elusive. There was a businessman from Honolulu. He went hunting in this barren mountain and heard people's voices at night. This is an ancient Hawaiian dialect, but his team has never seen anyone in this valley. Another scientist in Honolulu went to the island to collect specimens, stayed in the cave for the night, heard the sound of a hammer hitting a stone, woke up, looked around the hole and saw a little light on the path. He shouted "Hello" and the light went out at once. The next morning, I saw that new stones were being added to the ground, which was obviously a road repair. I thought it was a private dealer who brought the wine down the hill and told the old Hawaiian, but I smiled and said, "Miannehuni only works at night." -See Spel in Hawaii, edited by Professor A.GroveDay of the University of Hawaii. Ethnographer R.G.Suggs said: "The legend of' Miannehuni' in Hawaii is also found on other islands in the South Pacific, and so are other Pacific islands. From the bottom of the myth ... Hawaii has never had a dark dwarf. " It turns out that Mianneihuni is very dark. Could it be the little black Filipino? There are also little black people in the forests of Malaya, andaman islands, New Guinea and the northeast corner of Australia, and the few remaining "dwarves" in Taiwan Province Province must be the same species. There are not many odds and ends now, but it was originally one of the earliest races in Asia, with a wide distribution of assembly areas. Professor Dai said that science "tentatively" said that there were once dwarves in Hawaii, probably because Hawaii had never had little black people, so it was considered to be the same species as Hawaiians. The same species is a little shorter, and it seems that it will not be so mysterious.