What are the 56 nationalities?

Han (ha)

Zhuang people

Manchu

the Huis

Miao ethnic group

Uygur

Tujia nationality

Yi ethnic group

the Mongol nationality

right

Cloth (BY)

shield

Yao (the legendary leader of the tribal alliance in the late period of the patriarchal clan society in ancient China)

Korean nation

Bai (ba)

Hani ethnic group

kazakh

nautical/sea mile

put on

She ethnic group

Lisu

Gelao (GL)

a surname

Gaoshan (GS)

Lahu people

Sui dynasty

Department of Veterans Affairs

Naxi language

strong

Tu (tu)

Mulao (ml)

Xibe or Xibe

Kyrgyz

Daur

Jingpo

Maonan ethnic group

Sala nationality

Brown

Tajik

Achang

Pumi

Ewenki (EW)

Female (female)

(geography)

Jino (JN)

De 'ang (Germany)

Bonan i.

Russian

Yugur nationality (YG)

UZbek (Uz)

Mumba language

Oroqen (OR)

Delong

Tatar (TT)

Hezhe ethnic group

Loba (pounds)

The 56 ethnic groups refer to the ethnic groups in People's Republic of China (PRC) (including Chinese mainland, Hongkong and Macau) and Taiwan Province Province. According to the official definition of People's Republic of China (PRC), there are 56 ethnic groups in China, including the Han nationality and 55 ethnic minorities. China is a unified multi-ethnic country, consisting of 56 ethnic groups. Because of the large population of Han nationality (9 1.6% of the total population), it is customary to refer to the other 55 ethnic groups as ethnic minorities. Among the 55 ethnic minorities in China, Zhuang has the largest population, with180,000 people. The least is the Lhoba, with a population of less than 3,000 (excluding the 600,000 Lhoba in the Indian-occupied area of southern Tibet).