Guizhou is a province where many ethnic groups live together and some ethnic groups and so on.

Guizhou is a province where many ethnic groups live together and some ethnic groups live in clusters.

Guizhou is a province inhabited by many ethnic groups. There are 56 ethnic groups in the province. Among them, the resident ethnic groups include Han, Miao, Buyi, Dong, Tujia, Yi and Gelao. There are 18 ethnic groups including the Shui, Hui, Bai, Yao, Zhuang, She, Maonan, Manchu, Mongolian, Mulao and Qiang ethnic groups.

The Chuanqing ethnic group (also called Qing ethnic group, Sichuan Qing ethnic group) is also distributed in the northwest region of Guizhou. Due to questions left over from many inspections, the Chuanqing ethnic group is not among the 56 ethnic groups in my country for the time being. The ethnic group noted on the ID card is "Chuangqing people".

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According to the fifth national census, the province’s population of more than 100,000 includes Han (21.9117 million, accounting for 62.2%) and Miao (4.2999 million, accounting for 12.2%) ), Buyi (2.7982 million, accounting for 7.9%), Dong (1.6286 million, accounting for 4.6%), Tujia (1.4303 million, accounting for 4.1%), Yi (843,600, accounting for 2.4%), Gelao (559,000 , accounting for 1.6%), Shui (369,700, accounting for 1.0%), Bai (187,400, accounting for 0.53%) and Hui (168,700, accounting for 0.5%).

At the end of 2009, Guizhou’s ethnic minority population accounted for 39% of the province’s total population. The province has 3 ethnic autonomous prefectures and 11 ethnic autonomous counties. Prefecture-level administrative divisions account for 30% of the province, and there are 46 county-level administrative divisions, accounting for 52.3% of the province. The land area of ??ethnic minority autonomous areas is 97,800 square kilometers. , accounting for 55.5% of the province's land area. There are also 253 ethnic townships. For thousands of years, all ethnic groups have lived in harmony and jointly created the colorful Guizhou culture.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Guizhou Province