How many nationalities are there in Guangzhou?

Question 1: What ethnic minorities are there in Guangzhou? There are Hui, Man, She, Mongolian, Tibetan, * * er, Miao, Yi, Zhuang, Buyi, North Korea, Dong, Yao, Bai, Tujia, Hani, Dai, Li, Gaoshan, Naxi, Tu, Daur and Wa in the whole city (including 8 cities). Among them, Hui, Manchu and She are the main ethnic groups, with 5.539 people living in Guangzhou * *, 3,064 in Manchu, 26 1 person in She, and 8,864 in * *, accounting for about 67% of the minority population in Guangzhou. The Hui and Manchu populations are mainly scattered in the urban area of Guangzhou, and the She population basically lives in Scared Water She Township, Zhengguo District, Zengcheng County.

Question 2: How many ethnic groups are there in Guangdong Province? Guangdong is a province with 56 nationalities. The Han population accounts for 98% of the total population in the province. Guangzhou, the provincial capital, governs 2 1 provincial cities, including 2 sub-provincial cities (Guangzhou and Shenzhen) and 9 prefecture-level cities 19. Originally known as Guangdong and Guangdong, the current Chinese pinyin is not ng. 16%。 The population of ethnic minorities is 2 million.

Question 3: How many ethnic groups are there in China and Guangdong? Guangdong Province, referred to as "Guangdong" for short, has 2 1 provincial cities, including 2 sub-provincial cities (Guangzhou and Shenzhen) and 0/9 prefecture-level cities. Originally known as Guangdong and Guangdong, the current Chinese pinyin is not ng. Guangdong is a coastal province, located at the southern tip of Chinese mainland, south of Nanling, along the coast of South China Sea, bordering Hongkong, Macau, Guangxi, Hunan, Jiangxi and Fujian, and facing Hainan across the sea. It is a province dominated by the Han nationality, and all 56 ethnic groups in China are located in this province. Guangdong is unique in language, customs, history and culture. There are three major ethnic groups in Guangdong, which is quite different from northern China. Guangdong's GDP has surpassed Taiwan Province's, and it has become the most economically developed and culturally open province in China.

Question 4: How many ethnic groups are there in Guangdong? There are 56 nationalities in China. They are: 0 1 Han 02 Mongolian 03 * * 04 Tibetan 05 * * er 06 Miao 07 Yi 08 Zhuang 09 Buyi 10 Korean 12 Dong 13 Yao 14 Bai 15 Tujia. 38+09 Li nationality 20 Yi nationality 2 1 Wa nationality 22 She nationality 23 Gaoshan nationality 24 Lahu nationality 25 Shui nationality 26 Dongxiang nationality 27 Naxi nationality 28 Jingpo nationality 29 Kirgiz nationality 30 Tu nationality 3 1 Daur nationality 32 Mulao nationality 33 Qiang nationality 34 Bulang nationality 35 Lala nationality. Achang 40 Pumi 4 1 Tajik 42 Nu 43 Uzbek 44 Russian 45 Ewenki 46 Benlong 47 Baoan 48 Yugur 49 Jing 50 Tatar 5 1 Dulong 52 Oroqen 53 Hezhe 54 Menba 55 Loba 56 Jino.

Question 5: How many ethnic minorities are there in Guangdong Province? There are 55 ethnic minorities with a population of 3.07 million.

The ethnic minorities living in the world are Zhuang, Yao, She, Hui and Manchu. Zhuang people are mainly distributed in Lianshan, Huaiji, Lianjiang, Xinyi, Huazhou and Luoding. Yao people are mainly distributed in Liannan, Lianshan, Lianzhou, Yangshan, Yingde, Ruyuan, Lechang, Renhua, Qujiang, Shixing, Wengyuan, Longmen and Yangchun. She nationality is mainly distributed in Ruyuan, Nanxiong, Shixing, Zengcheng, Heping, Li Anping, Longchuan, Dongyuan, Fengshun, Raoping, Chaoan, Haifeng, Huidong and Boluo. * * * Mainly distributed in Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Zhaoqing, Shantou, Foshan, Dongguan and other places. Manchu mainly lives in Guangzhou. After the reform and opening up, there are more than 2 million floating population of ethnic minorities who have moved into or temporarily stayed in Guangdong because of talent flow, marriage, work and business, mainly concentrated in cities in the Pearl River Delta region such as Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Foshan, Dongguan and Zhongshan. There are 22 social groups of ethnic minorities at or above the county level in the province. According to the national constitution and relevant laws, Guangdong Province has established three autonomous counties: Liannan Yao Autonomous County, Lianshan Zhuang Yao Autonomous County and Ruyuan Yao Autonomous County, and seven ethnic townships: Yao 'an Yao Township in Lianzhou City, Sanshui Yao Township, Lantian Yao Township in Longmen County, Xiashuai Zhuang Yao Township in Huaiji County, Shendushui Yao Township in Shixing County, Chengjia Yao Township in Yangshan County and Zhangxishe Township in Dongyuan County.

Question 6: What ethnic minorities are there in Guangdong Province? China Family-Fifty-six Nationalities

1, Achang nationality: distributed in Yunnan, with a population of more than 27,000, mainly engaged in agriculture, with developed handicrafts, especially famous for being good at making long knives. Have your own language. -Picking tea

2. Bai nationality: distributed in Yunnan, Guizhou, Sichuan and other places, with a population of more than 6,543,800+0,590. It has its own language for managing agriculture. -Salt Rhododendron, Sancha and Dali Tower.

3. Baoan nationality: distributed in Yunnan, Qinghai and other places, with a population of more than 65,438 +0.2 million. They are mainly engaged in agriculture and handicrafts, and the "security knife" with knives as the mainstay is very famous and has its own language. -Sheepskin coat, safety knife

4. Bulang nationality: distributed in Yunnan, with a population of more than 82,000, mainly engaged in agriculture and having its own language. -Playing and singing

5. Buyi people: distributed in nobles, Yunnan and other places, with a population of more than 2.54 million. Mainly engaged in agriculture, enjoy the title of "rice-growing nation". Have their own language and writing. -Stone houses, embroidered and carved masks

6. Korean nationality: mainly distributed in Heilongjiang, Jilin and Liaoning, with a population of 1.92 million. It is mainly agricultural, famous for planting rice and has its own language. -Springboard, long encouragement

7. Daur nationality: distributed in Inner Mongolia, Heilongjiang, Xinjiang and other places, with a population of more than 6.5438+0.2 million, mainly engaged in agriculture and animal husbandry, with its own language. Paper-cutting and hockey.

8. Dai nationality: distributed in Yunnan, with a population of 6.5438+0.02 million, mainly engaged in agriculture. Temple towers, bamboo buildings and bamboo bridges show unique architectural art and have their own languages. -peacock dance, Rice Water-splashing Festival.

9. De 'ang nationality: It is distributed in Yunnan, with a population of10.5 million. It is mainly based on agriculture and is famous for being good at growing tea and having its own language. -Elephant-foot drum dance

10, Dong nationality: mainly distributed in Guizhou, Hunan, Wenwen and other places, with a population of more than 25 10000, mainly engaged in agriculture and forestry. Drum Tower, Yufeng Bridge and Yufeng Pavilion are the main symbols of Dong Township, and they have their own languages and characters. -soak reeds and block the way to welcome guests.

1 1, Dongxiang nationality: mainly distributed in Gansu, Ningxia, Xinjiang and other places, with a population of more than 370,000 people, mainly engaged in agriculture and good at planting melons and fruits. Have your own language.

12, Dulong: Distributed in Yunnan, with a population of more than 500,000, they maintain a good social first fashion of "not connecting roads at night and not closing doors at night". Theft rarely happens. Have your own language. -Weave a blanket and bake pancakes.

13, Oroqen: It is distributed in Inner Mongolia, Heilongjiang and other places with a population of more than 600,000, mainly engaged in hunting and agriculture. Have your own language. -Make fur coats, light bonfires.

14, Russians: distributed in Inner Mongolia, Heilongjiang and other places, with a population of13,000, engaged in various repairs, transportation and handicrafts, and having their own language and writing. -Playing the accordion and baking bread

15, Ewenki nationality: distributed in Inner Mongolia and Heilongjiang, with a population of 26,000, mainly engaged in animal husbandry and having its own language. -Reindeer and sleigh

16, Gaoshan nationality: mainly distributed in Taiwan Province province, the rest scattered in southeast coastal areas such as Fujian, with a population of about 40 people, mainly engaged in agriculture, fishing and hunting, and having their own language. -Rod ball, dragon boat, weaving

17, Gelao nationality: distributed in Guizhou, Guangxi, Yunnan and other places, with a population of about 430,000, mainly engaged in agriculture and having its own language. -Making dumplings and local operas.

18, Hani: distributed in Yunnan, population1250,000, mainly engaged in agriculture, good at terraced fields, and has its own language and writing.

19, Kazak: distributed in Xinjiang, with a population of about 1 10,000. Mainly engaged in animal husbandry and good at embroidery. The embroidery has been exported to more than ten countries and regions such as Japan, and has its own language. -shearing wool, playing the piano, singing and embroidering.

20. Han nationality: It is distributed all over the country, with a population of over 65.438+0.4 billion, developed economy and culture, and has its own language. Temple Fair and Dragon Dance

2 1, Hezhe nationality: distributed in Heilongjiang Province, with a population of more than 04,000, it is a fishing nationality in northern China and has its own language. -making fish fur coats, fishing in the countryside and eating raw fish.

22. Hui people mainly live in Ningxia, Gansu, Xinjiang and other places, and the rest are scattered all over the country with a population of more than 8.6 million. -Throw a cow and fry it.

23. Jinuo nationality: It is distributed in Yunnan Province, with a population of 1.8 million. It is mainly agricultural, good at growing tea and has its own language. -Musical instrument Dita, dance and inspiration.

24. Jing nationality: distributed in Guangxi, with a population of10.8 million, mainly engaged in coastal fisheries, concurrently engaged in agriculture and salt industry, and has its own language. -Harding, solo, jump a little ... >>

Question 7: What's the population of Guangzhou? At the end of 20 15, the permanent population in Guangzhou was135010000, the registered population was 854 1900, and the urban population accounted for 85.53%.

nation

By the end of 2065438+July 2004, Guangzhou had a population of 630,000 ethnic minorities, and 55 ethnic minorities had a complete composition. There are 3 ethnic primary schools in Guangzhou, 1 ethnic village.

overseas Chinese

Guangzhou is a famous hometown of overseas Chinese in China, with the largest number of overseas Chinese in China. In 20 13, there were nearly 3.6 million overseas Chinese, compatriots from Hong Kong and Macao, and returned overseas Chinese. Among them, overseas Chinese10.068 million, compatriots from Hong Kong and Macao 877,200, * *10.938 million, distributed in more than 30 countries and regions in the world, mainly in Asia, North America, Oceania and Hong Kong and Macao.

Alien

As a window of foreign trade, Guangzhou has a large number of foreigners. In 20 13, the number of foreigners entering and leaving Guangzhou from various ports reached 5.206 million. By 20 141October 25th, there were118,000 foreigners living in Guangzhou, including 57,000 in Asia, 36,000 in Europe and America, and 0/6,000 in Africa.

Guangzhou, referred to as "Sui" for short, was called Renxiaocheng, Chuting and Panyu in ancient times [1], which is the capital, sub-provincial city, national central city and megacity of Guangdong Province. Guangzhou is located in south-central Guangdong Province, at the intersection of Dongjiang River, Xijiang River and Beijiang River, in the northern part of the Pearl River Delta, near the South China Sea of China, and is the seat of China Southern Theater Command.

Since the Qin Dynasty, Guangzhou has been the administrative center of counties, states and governments. For more than 2,000 years, it has been the political, military, economic, cultural and scientific and educational center of southern China. Guangzhou is a national historical and cultural city, and it is also the birthplace and one of the prosperous places of Guangfu culture, a branch of Lingnan culture.

Guangzhou is an international metropolis determined by the State Council and one of the three comprehensive gateway cities of China. It is also called "Northern Guangzhou" with Beijing and Shanghai.

Guangzhou became the main port of the Maritime Silk Road in 1930s and the largest port in China in the Tang and Song Dynasties. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Guangzhou became the only foreign trade port in China, the most important port in the history of China's Maritime Silk Road, and was known as the "Millennium Capital". Coupled with a large number of foreigners, it is also known as the "Third World Capital".

Question 8: Do any friends know where the ethnic minorities in Guangzhou mainly live? Thank you, ethnic minorities in Guangzhou.

There are Hui, Man, She, Mongolian, Tibetan, * * er, Miao, Yi, Zhuang, Buyi, North Korea, Dong, Yao, Bai, Tujia, Hani, Dai, Li, Gaoshan, Naxi, Tu, Daur and Wa in the whole city (including 8 cities). Among them, there are mainly Hui, Manchu and She ethnic groups living in Guangzhou, with a total of 5.539 people * *, Manchu 3064 people, She ethnic group 26 1 person, * * 8864 people, accounting for about 67% of the minority population in the city. The Hui and Manchu populations are mainly scattered in the urban area of Guangzhou, and the She population basically lives in Scared Water She Township, Zhengguo District, Zengcheng County.

* * * is the abbreviation of * * * nation. The ancestors of Guangzhou * * * people mostly moved from northwest and north China after the middle of the Ming Dynasty for living or doing business, with a history of about 300 to 400 years. * * * generally believes in * * * religion, and there is no special language. Because of their religious beliefs, some imams and * * * know some * * languages and characters, and use Cantonese everyday. Do not eat pork as usual (do not eat the blood of horses, donkeys, mules, dogs and all animals). Animals need imams to be slaughtered before they can be eaten. In the past, people generally did not marry foreigners, but this situation changed after liberation. Funeral has its own special habits, such as wrapping the body with white cloth after bathing in clear water, and paying tribute to the body through imams and relatives and friends before burial. Huaisheng Temple (also known as Guangta Temple) on Guangta Road in this city is a place where * * * believers live their religious lives, and it is also a famous place of interest.

Manchu names only appeared at the beginning of17th century (late Ming dynasty), but they have a long history. Su Shen, recorded in ancient books of pre-Qin Dynasty, was the ancestor of Manchu. Guangzhou Manchu is the descendant of Manchu Eight Banners officers and men who were sent to Guangzhou by Tianjin and Beijing in batches from the 21st year of Qianlong (1756) after the Qing Dynasty made Beijing its capital. It has a history of more than 200 years. They have adopted Chinese instead of Manchu and Manchu. Cantonese is commonly used in daily life, and old people are used to speaking an "official dialect" similar to Mandarin at home. There is no unified religious belief. Before liberation, some Manchu people believed in Buddhism and worshipped Guanyin. The original Guanyin Building in Haizhu Middle Road is a temple where some Manchu people engage in Buddhist activities. After liberation, it was changed to Manchu Club and later to Manchu Culture Room, which is now the former site of Guangzhou Manchu Friendship Association. Before the Revolution of 1911, Manchu still retained some unique customs and habits. In recent decades, due to the increasingly close friendly exchanges between Manchu and Han people, there is no obvious difference between Manchu and Han customs.

She nationality is an ancient nation, which has lived in the vast mountainous areas at the junction of Fujian, Guangdong and Jiangxi provinces at the latest in the 7th century (from the early Sui Dynasty to the Tang Dynasty). According to its genealogy, the ancestors of the She nationality in Zengcheng County, Guangzhou originally lived in the east of Etangdu in Yongkang County, Tanzhou District, Hunan Province, and settled in Zengcheng County in the 29th year of Ming Hongwu (A.D. 1339). At first it was mainly hunting, and then it gradually turned to agriculture. It has a history of about 640 years. She nationality has always used Chinese, and there is no national language. She people in Zengcheng use a kind of "Shan Yao dialect", which is close to the Miao branch of Miao language family. Speak Cantonese or China Hakka when communicating with Han people. Most of the customs and habits are the same as those of the local Han nationality, paying attention to ancestor worship, thinking that "it is unlucky not to hunt", and now there is the habit of playing wild. After liberation, the number of people who intermarry with the Han nationality has gradually increased, but there is still a custom of not intermarrying with the same surname.

Before liberation, ethnic minorities were oppressed and discriminated against, and their lives were hard. After liberation, under the illumination of the Party's ethnic policy, ethnic minorities have truly become the masters of the country. Shortly after the liberation of Guangzhou, the central delegation visited the minority people in Guangzhou. From 65438 to 0956, the city launched a large-scale publicity and education campaign on ethnic policies, which eliminated the historical barriers between ethnic groups and strengthened unity. Guangzhou Ethnic Affairs Committee was established on 1958. 1984 65438+In February, Guangzhou held the first national unity commendation meeting, in which 79 advanced workers of national unity were commended, and 8 of them were awarded by the city. Ethnic minorities in Guangzhou fully enjoy the equal rights of ethnic minorities, and there are a certain proportion of ethnic minority representatives in people's congresses at all levels and CPPCC meetings. From 1950 to 1957, Guangzhou Party and * * * sent more than 2 10 youths from two ethnic groups back to Manzhouli for training and study in central and provincial universities for nationalities, southern universities and municipal administrative cadre schools. The number of ethnic minority cadres increased from 93 in the early days of liberation to 2 16 in 1958 and to 795 in 1983, including 272 scientific and technological cadres. Ethnic factories and schools ... >>

Question 9: What ethnic minorities are there in Guangdong Province? Zhuang, Yao, Tujia, Miao, Dong, Baoan, De 'ang, Yugur, Tatar, She, and others are too few to write about.

Question 10: Are there any ethnic minorities in Guangzhou? Guangzhou is a big city, and there are many scattered nationalities. With the acceleration of reform, opening up and urbanization, the resident population of ethnic minorities increased from 23,000 to138,900 in 2003, and the number of ethnic minorities increased from 42 to 52. Together with the floating population, the population of ethnic minorities in Guangzhou exceeds 200. Among them, * * * and Manchu are ethnic minorities living in Guangzhou. She Village, Zhengguo Town, Zengcheng City is the only village inhabited by ethnic minorities in this city, with 67 households and 324 people.

There are 10 minority mass organizations in Guangzhou. There are more than 2,300 ethnic minority cadres on the job, * * * from 35 ethnic groups, including 9 cadres at or above the deputy bureau level, 74 cadres at or above the deputy department level, 20 with senior titles/kloc-0 and 500 with intermediate titles; There are 6 deputies to the people's congresses of ethnic minority provinces, 3 provincial CPPCC members, 9 municipal people's congresses, 5 CPPCC members/kloc-0, 27 district (county-level city) people's congresses and 56 district (county-level city) CPPCC members.